Athena-ide package

A package for writing smart contract in aergo using atom

Compatibility

• Atom: v1.28 or higher
• Aergo: v2.2.x

Need to rebuild for atom compatible electron version for grpc native modules in a herajs

• atom 1.28.0: electron 2.0.0
• atom 1.39.0: electron 3.1.1
• atom 1.41.0: electron 4.2.0

And for all platform (win32, linux, darwin) for packaging

Check release notes of atom

Features

• Syntax highlighting
• Basic autocomplete
• Basic linter
• Compile
• Deploy smart contract
• Execute smart contract
• Query smart contract result
• Fee delegation
• Re-deploy smart contract (private mode only)
• Advanced autocomplete (lua specific, nested table)

./screenshots holds all the supported features

Build from source

• Install dependency: npm install
• Lint: npm run lint
• Run test (including lint): npm run test
• Link and run as dev mode (real time ui changes)
  • Atom package link: apm link
  • Run dev mode: npm run dev
• Build dist: npm run build
• Make installer: npm run archive

Product

Prerequisite

• Atom
• Git bash (windows only)
• Aergo smart contract guide

Install

With atom package manager

> apm install athena-ide-atom

With atom ui

With installer (use gitbash in windows)

Release page

> ./athena-ide-atom-x.x.x-installer.bin

Open panel

With shortcut: Alt + Shift + L

With menu bar

Editor

AutoComplete

Lint

Node

New

Remove

Account

New

Import

Export

Remove

Deployment

Compile

With shortcut: f7

With button

Deploy

Without args

Without args with gas limit

Without args with amount

With args

Import / Remove

Import deployed contract

Remove contract

Execute / Query

Execute contract

Execute with varargs

Execute contract set gas limit

Execute contract with fee delegation

Execute contract with amount

Query contract state

Redeploy (private mode only)

Redeploy to already deployed one (Deployer must be an origin deployer)

Contribution

1. Do not write custom scripts as external file like

   "scripts": {
     "some-script": "scripts/some-script.sh",
   },
   

   It would break windows build in cmd.exe. Which causes package install failure in windows.

2. Since atom is electron-based, make sure external library is build on electron target.
   Do not use electron-rebuild because of grpc see also.

Following these rules, feel free to make any pull requests.