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Hi all, I build a new kind of cli based solidity debugger you might find useful. During the few days easter break I finally could finish a long standing project I had in mind: a cli based solidity debugger and tracer. I used to use truffle-debug a lot, but the whole project got sunset (and was painfully slow anyways, but thats a different story). Foundry as a successor always made sense to me. Its fast, its git based, its a workhorse, never let me down so far. But I always missed a properly formatted easy to use tracer and debugger like we know it from tenderly, but cli based, with local, text based outputs. I wanted something a human and an LLM can use. So I built soldebug. You give it a transaction hash and it gives you a decoded stack trace: It replays the transaction locally using revm (same as Foundry), matches contracts from your local Foundry project, resolves proxy implementations (UUPS, transparent proxies), and can fetch external contract ABIs from Etherscan/Sourcify. All in Rust, same style as Foundry itself. It's a first version, really early, but maybe useful for other Ethereum devs. If you find it useful (or not), let me know, or generally, any feedback very welcome. submitted by /u/tomtom1808 |
