joss-aztecprotocol

@aztec/builder

The Aztec builder generates typescript classes for Noir contract, as well as Aztec.nr interfaces for calling external functions. It can also be used to update aztec project dependencies.

@aztec/bot

Simple bot that connects to a PXE to send txs on a recurring basis.

@aztec/native

A package containing all the native bindings needed to run Aztec.

@aztec/noir-noir_codegen

`noir-codegen` repurposes the CLI code from https://github.com/dethcrypto/TypeChain, used under the MIT license.

@aztec/noir-noirc_abi

This JavaScript package enables users to ABI encode inputs to a Noir program, i.e. generating an initial witness.

@aztec/noir-acvm_js

The `acvm_js` package enables users to execute an ACIR program, i.e. generating an initial witness from a set of inputs and calculating a partial witness. This partial witness can then be used to create a proof of execution using an ACVM backend.

@aztec/docs

To generate docs. Go to the root of `yarn-project` and run:

@aztec/aztec-faucet

This application allows someone to obtain a small amount of eth via a http endpoint.

@aztec/blob-sink

A HTTP api that losely emulates the https://ethereum.github.io/beacon-APIs/?urls.primaryName=dev#/Beacon/getBlobSidecars API. We do not support all of the possible values of block_id, namely `genesis`, `head`, `finalized`. As we are not using any of these

@aztec/p2p-bootstrap

This package provides an implementation of a 'Bootstrap' P2P node. It's purpose is to assist new network participants in acquiring peers.

@aztec/ivc-integration

This module is used to test the IVC integration between mock noir protocol circuits and barretenberg.

@aztec/bb-bench

The goal of this module is to provide a simple place for people to construct benchmarks of witness generation and proving. At the moment it only pertains to UltraHonk recursion in the browser, but we have a similar module in ivc-integration that shows pro

@aztec/end-to-end

This package includes end-to-end tests that cover Aztec's main milestones. These can be run locally either by starting anvil on a different terminal.