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Using Alloy to interact with Ethereum smart-contracts in Rust
- Alloy is a new library for interacting with Ethereum smart-contracts.
- Alloy is a high-performance rewrite of the ethers-rs project that has exciting new features and excellent documentation.
- The ethers-rs project is being deprecated in favor of Alloy.
- Developers who used the web3 and ethers crates for handling contract events, will now find a better dev experience with Alloy.
- Alloy’s well-crafted documentation and examples significantly reduce learning curves and enhance productivity.
- Alloy comes with examples of different use cases to help developers get started.
- Rust developers grappling with the lack of robust and well-established library ecosystems can now protect their project timelines, stability, and overall developer experience with Alloy library.
- In this article, the author demonstrates how to use a Rust CLI app built with the Alloy library to fetch Ethereum Name Service (ENS) data.
- The author used the Axum web framework for building the Rust CLI app with Alloy library.
- Examples of how to work with Ethereum smart-contracts can be found on Alloy library's Github repository.
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