Skip to content
/ steal Public

S-expression syntax sugar for Algorand TEAL contracts

License

Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings

derbear/steal

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

Latest commit

 

History

34 Commits
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Repository files navigation

sTEAL

sTEAL provides syntactic sugar for Algorand TEAL contracts, embedded in Scheme.

Use

Basic

Let's say we have the following sTEAL contract code:

(define sample '(= (txn Sender)
                   (txn Receiver)))

We can use the sTEAL compiler stealc to make TEAL assembly code. If we have the following code in example.rkt

#lang racket
(require "stealc.rkt")

(define sample '(= (txn Sender)
                   (txn Receiver)))

(displayln (stealc sample))

then running this program produces

$ racket example.rkt
txn Sender
txn Receiver
==

Template arguments

sTEAL can be used to make templates for TEAL contracts.

#lang racket
(require "stealc.rkt")

(define sample '(= (addr TMPL_RCV)
                   (txn Receiver)))

(displayln (stealc sample))

produces

addr TMPL_RCV
txn Receiver
==

To instantiate the templates with conrete values, use stealc-bind:

#lang racket
(require "stealc.rkt")

(define sample '(= (addr TMPL_RCV)
                   (txn Receiver)))

(define args
  '((TMPL_RCV "YC3XWSU3EUISB6N4EOGW5NYEMDSSWPGPMN3ZOKD33UDKPNK2HIXYPFLVXQ")))

(displayln (stealc (stealc-bind sample args)))

produces

addr YC3XWSU3EUISB6N4EOGW5NYEMDSSWPGPMN3ZOKD33UDKPNK2HIXYPFLVXQ
txn Receiver
==

Notes

Variable-length arguments

Certain symbols, such as and, compile into TEAL expressions that accept a variable number of arguments.

'(and (= (+ (txn FirstValid) (txn LastValid)) 500)
      (= arg_0 (byte base64 "uFVEhjBpkpKQ8sZaau0qsDsf0eW3oXFEn1Ar5o39vkk="))
      (> (txn Fee) (int TMPL_FEE)))

compiles into

txn FirstValid
txn LastValid
+
int 500
==
arg_0
byte base64 uFVEhjBpkpKQ8sZaau0qsDsf0eW3oXFEn1Ar5o39vkk=
==
&&
txn Fee
int TMPL_FEE
>
&&

Short-circuiting

Note that the and and or operators do not short-circuit as they do in Scheme.

The if symbol produces TEAL code which behaves similarly to Scheme's if special form.

'(if (= (global GroupSize) 1)
     (= (txn GroupIndex) 6)
     (< (txn Amount) 500))

compiles into

global GroupSize
int 1
==
bnz label0
txn Amount
int 500
<
int 1
bnz label1
label0:
txn GroupIndex
int 6
==
label1:

The labels produced in such a way are all unique.

About

S-expression syntax sugar for Algorand TEAL contracts

Resources

License

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published

Languages