It is possible to create a viable immutable-only implementation of EIP-2535. In such an implementation, the diamondCut function would not be included, and the contract would be designed to be immutable and not capable of being upgraded.
To accomplish this, the contract would need to be designed to include all the necessary functions and data storage structures at the time of deployment. This would require a thorough understanding of the intended use cases for the contract and careful planning to ensure that all necessary functions and data structures are included.
Additionally, the contract could use a different approach for mapping function selectors to facet addresses. For example, instead of using a Solidity mapping, the contract could use an array or other data structure to store the mapping between function selectors and facet addresses. This could potentially reduce the gas cost of calling functions on the diamond.
This script generates Solidity code for an immutable-only EIP2535 contract with the specified contract name and list of facets. It uses the provided list of facets and their associated functions to generate the code for the contract's constructor function, which includes the mapping of function selectors to facet addresses and the DiamondCut event. Since the diamondCut function is not included, this contract is immutable and cannot be upgraded.
This is just one example of how a script could be used to automate the generation of Solidity code for an immutable-only EIP2535 implementation. The specific details of such a script, including the input data and the generated code, can be customized to suit the needs of the implementation.
It is possible to create a viable immutable-only implementation of EIP-2535. In such an implementation, the diamondCut function would not be included, and the contract would be designed to be immutable and not capable of being upgraded.
To accomplish this, the contract would need to be designed to include all the necessary functions and data storage structures at the time of deployment. This would require a thorough understanding of the intended use cases for the contract and careful planning to ensure that all necessary functions and data structures are included.
Additionally, the contract could use a different approach for mapping function selectors to facet addresses. For example, instead of using a Solidity mapping, the contract could use an array or other data structure to store the mapping between function selectors and facet addresses. This could potentially reduce the gas cost of calling functions on the diamond.
Sounds good. Maybe some scripts could be written to help automate some of the work.
Here is an example of a script that could be used to automate the generation of Solidity code for an immutable-only EIP2535 implementation:
```
// Import the required libraries
const fs = require('fs');
const ethereumjs = require('ethereumjs-util');
// Define the contract name and the list of facets
const contractName = 'MyDiamond';
const facets = [
{
name: 'Facet1',
functions: [
{ name: 'func1', selector: '0x12345678' },
{ name: 'func2', selector: '0xabcdef12' },
],
},
{
name: 'Facet2',
functions: [
{ name: 'func3', selector: '0x98765432' },
{ name: 'func4', selector: '0xfedcba09' },
],
},
];
// Generate the Solidity code for the contract
let code = `pragma solidity ^0.5.0;
contract ${contractName} is EIP2535 {
// Define the mapping for function selectors to facet addresses
address[] public facets;
// Define the constructor function
constructor() public {
// Add the facets to the mapping
facets[${facets
.map(
(facet) =>
`${facet.functions
.map((func) => `${func.selector}`)
.join(', ')}`
)
.join('] = new ')}] = new ${facets.map((facet) => `${facet.name}`).join(
'();\n facets['
)};
// Emit the DiamondCut event to specify the available functions and facets
emit DiamondCut(
${facets
.map((facet) => `${facet.functions.map((func) => `${func.selector}`)}`)
.join(',\n ')},
${facets.map((facet) => `new ${facet.name}()`).join(',\n ')}
);
}
}`;
// Save the generated code to a file
fs.writeFileSync(`${contractName}.sol`, code);
```
This script generates Solidity code for an immutable-only EIP2535 contract with the specified contract name and list of facets. It uses the provided list of facets and their associated functions to generate the code for the contract's constructor function, which includes the mapping of function selectors to facet addresses and the DiamondCut event. Since the diamondCut function is not included, this contract is immutable and cannot be upgraded.
This is just one example of how a script could be used to automate the generation of Solidity code for an immutable-only EIP2535 implementation. The specific details of such a script, including the input data and the generated code, can be customized to suit the needs of the implementation.
sorry the formatting sucks. here: https://gist.github.com/cyzanfar/eb592e3f3cc6085e371499c39c5266bb
Thanks