This Dockerfile allows to quickly try solc-verify using Docker.

The Dockerfile can be built with one of the following commands:

Build from Open Source

The following Dockerfile will clone the latest solitidy version from GitHub. This is useful if you only have the solc-verify Dockerfile, but not the sourcecode itself.

docker build -t solc-verify -f Dockerfile-solcverify.src .

Build locally

Building locally is useful, if you are working on a local copy of solc-verify or in a CI pipeline.

# go back to solidity root folder
cd ..

# build docker image
docker build -t solc-verify -f docker/Dockerfile-solcverify-local.src .

Verify Contracts

Use runsv.sh script

The included runsv.sh script can be used run the containerized solc-verify on programs residing on the host:

./runsv.sh Contract.sol [FLAGS]

Example: ./runsv.sh ../test/solc-verify/examples/Annotations.sol

Directly use docker commands to verify contracts

Validate sample contract

Verify that the docker image is functioning correctly by validating one of the built in contracts. The following command instantiates the SOLC-Verify image, verifies a contract and then shuts down again:

PATH_TO_SAMPLE_CONTRACT=/solidity/test/solc-verify/examples/Annotations.sol
docker run --rm solc-verify:latest $PATH_TO_SAMPLE_CONTRACT

The command should return following messages:

C::add: OK
C::[implicit_constructor]: OK
C::[receive_ether_selfdestruct]: OK
Use --show-warnings to see 1 warning.
No errors found.

Validate your contracts

To validate your own contracts place them in a directory that can be mounted into a running container of SOLC-Verify. All you need is the absolute path to the location, where the contracts are located. The following command will mount the contracts located in $PATH_TO_CONTRACTS into a running docker container of SOLC-verify and will then validate the contract with the name $CONTRACT_NAME.

PATH_TO_CONTRACTS= # path where the contracts are located on the machine running the docker image
CONTRACT_NAME= # name of the contract to be validated

docker run --rm -v $PATH_TO_CONTRACTS:/contracts solc-verify:latest /contracts/$CONTRACT_NAME

For more information on running solc-verify and examples, see SOLC-VERIFY-README.md.