* fix: make EthEvent name method a trait method
* refactor: make expand methods members of Context
* fix: make AbiParser parsing non consumeable
* feat: add struct expanding
* feat: use derive(EthEvent) in abigen workflow
* test: check EthEvent in abigen macro
* test: make test compile again
* refactor: simplify and optimize abi parsing from single str
* test: add human readable abigen tests
* fix(abigen): correctly parse params in human readable abi
* chore: make clippy happy
* test: remove unwrap
* chore: make clippy happy again
* chore: fix contract.rs example
* chore: rename to contract using human readable format
* examples: add abigen example with path to abi
* fix: pin funty version to fix bitvec error
* chore: remove unused import
* chore: fix deps
* feat: allow encoding/decoding function data
* feat: allow decoding event data
* feat: human readable abi
inspired from https://blog.ricmoo.com/human-readable-contract-abis-in-ethers-js-141902f4d917
* test: add event / fn decoding tests
* chore: fix clippy
* feat(abigen): allow providing args in human readable format
* feat(provider): allow specifying a default polling interval param
This parameter is going to be used for all subsequent client calls by default. It can still be overriden with the internal
`interval` calls
* feat(contract): replace reference to Client with Arc
* feat(abigen): adjusts codegen to use Arcs
* fix(ethers): adjust examples to new apis
* fix(provider): return TxHash instead of PendingTransaction on tx submission
Returning a PendingTransaction allowed us to have nice ethers.js-like syntax where you submit
a transaction and then can immediately await it. Unfortunately, now that we use Arcs and not lifetimes
this meant that we would need to bind the function call in a variable, and then await on it, which is pretty
bad UX.
To fix this, we revert back to returning a TxHash and introduce a convenience method on the provider and the
contract which takes a tx_hash and returns a PendingTransaction object. The syntax ends up being slightly
more verbose (although more explicit), but the issue is fixed.
Georgios Konstantopoulos
Matthias Seitz