The objective of ERC-7730 is to establish a standardized method for clear signing contracts and messages on EVM chains, by offering metadata formatting that complements ABIs and message types. To learn more about the ERC-7730 standard, visit Ledger Developer Portal.
This repository maintains records of past and current metadata files in the registry
directory.
README.md # top-level README file with submission process and how to use the simulation tool
specs/
erc7730.md # most advanced version of the spec but reference should be the ERC
eip7730.schema.json # the json schema of the latest version of the extension
registry/
$entity_name/ # official entity name submitting metadata information
calldata_$contractName1.json # metadata for contract $contractName1, including the contract version in name
calldata_$contractName2.json
eip712_$messageName.json # metadata for EIP712 message $messageName
tests/
README.md # How to test uniswap specific contracts and messages
config.json # edition tool configuration file
calldata_$contractName1/
sample_tx1.hex # sample tx1, format to be specified
sample_tx2.hex # sample tx2, format to be specified
calldata_$contractName2/
...
eip712_$messageName/
sample_message1.json # Sample eip 712 message in json format
- Submit the files through a pull request to this registry repository, following the requirements below.
- After your PR is accepted, the submitted files are automatically imported in the Ledger Cryptoassets list, which allows users to clear sign.
- The PR is submitted by a user whose email matches the entity's name.
- Each PR modifies only one entity, meaning it affects only one sub-folder within the top-level
registry
directory. - Each entity folder includes at least one file that is compatible with EIP-7730, located at the root of the entity's folder.
- All EIP-7730 compatible files are prefixed with either
calldata
for smart contracts oreip712
for EIP-712 messages. - All EIP-7730 compatible files are correctly validated against the schema file located at
specs/eip7730.schema.json
. - Do not use the
calldata
oreip712
prefixes for common files which are included by the EIP-7730 files and placed at the top level of the entity folder.
- Inside the developer-preview directory you'll find a README for a Node web application. It runs locally and can be used to preview the results of your clear signing metadata files.