Struct cw_orch_core::contract::ArtifactsDir

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pub struct ArtifactsDir(/* private fields */);
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Points to a directory containing WASM files

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use cw_orch_core::contract::{ArtifactsDir, WasmPath};
// Get the artifacts directory from the environment variable `ARTIFACTS_DIR`.
let artifact_dir = ArtifactsDir::env();

// Or create a new one.
let artifact_dir = ArtifactsDir::new("path/to/artifacts");

// Get a path to a WASM file that contains the string "my_contract".
let wasm_path: WasmPath = artifact_dir.find_wasm_path("my_contract").unwrap();

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impl ArtifactsDir

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pub fn env() -> Self

Get the artifacts directory from the environment variable ARTIFACTS_DIR.

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pub fn auto(start_path: Option<String>) -> Self

Creates an artifacts dir by searching for an artifacts directory by going up the file tree from start_path or the current directory

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pub fn new(path: impl Into<PathBuf>) -> Self

Create a new ArtifactsDir from a path to a directory containing WASM files.

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pub fn path(&self) -> &PathBuf

Get the path to the artifacts directory

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pub fn find_wasm_path(&self, name: &str) -> Result<WasmPath, CwEnvError>

Find a WASM file in the artifacts directory that contains the given name.

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pub fn find_wasm_path_with_build_postfix( &self, name: &str, build_postfix: BuildPostfix<'_>, ) -> Result<WasmPath, CwEnvError>

Find a WASM file in the artifacts directory that contains the given contract name AND build post-fix. If a build with the post-fix is not found, the default build will be used. If none of the two are found, an error is returned.

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