Performing Multicall

Overview

Starknet Foundry sncast supports executing multiple deployments or calls with the sncast multicall run command.

📝 Note sncast multicall run executes only one transaction containing all the prepared calls. Which means the fee is paid once.

You need to provide a path to a .toml file with declarations of desired operations that you want to execute.

You can also compose such config .toml file with the sncast multicall new command.

For a detailed CLI description, see the multicall command reference.

Example

multicall run Example

Example file:

[[call]]
call_type = "deploy"
class_hash = "0x076e94149fc55e7ad9c5fe3b9af570970ae2cf51205f8452f39753e9497fe849"
inputs = []
id = "map_contract"
unique = false

[[call]]
call_type = "invoke"
contract_address = "map_contract"
function = "put"
inputs = ["0x123", "234"]

After running sncast multicall run --path file.toml --fee-token strk, a declared contract will be first deployed, and then its function put will be invoked.

📝 Note The example above demonstrates the use of the id property in a deploy call, which is then referenced as the contract address in an invoke call. Additionally, the id can be referenced in the inputs of deploy and invoke calls 🔥

$ sncast multicall run --path /Users/john/Desktop/multicall_example.toml --fee-token strk

command: multicall
transaction_hash: 0x38fb8a0432f71bf2dae746a1b4f159a75a862e253002b48599c9611fa271dcb

💡 Info Max fee will be automatically computed if --max-fee <MAX_FEE> is not passed.

💡 Info You can also choose to pay in Ether by setting --fee-token to eth.

multicall new Example

You can also generate multicall template with multicall new command, specifying output path.

$ sncast multicall new ./template.toml

Multicall template successfully saved in ./template.toml

Resulting in output:

[[call]]
call_type = "deploy"
class_hash = ""
inputs = []
id = ""
unique = false

[[call]]
call_type = "invoke"
contract_address = ""
function = ""
inputs = []

⚠️ Warning Trying to pass any existing file as an output for multicall new will result in error, as the command doesn't overwrite by default.

multicall new With overwrite Argument

If there is a file with the same name as provided, it can be overwritten.

$ sncast multicall new ./template.toml --overwrite

Multicall template successfully saved in ./new_multicall_template.toml