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scripty.sol
  • Overview
  • Storing Scripts
    • Storing Scripts with ScriptyStorage
    • Using Existing Storage Solutions
  • Building HTML
    • Building HTML on-chain
    • Requesting HTML with Inline Scripts
    • Requesting HTML with Wrapped Scripts
    • Requesting HTML with Wrapped URL Safe Scripts
    • Calculating Buffer Size
    • Requesting base64 Encoded HTML Data URI
    • Requesting Dynamic HTML
  • Base Scripts
    • Base Scripts
    • scriptyBase.js
    • injectPNGScripts-0.0.1.js
    • gunzipScripts-0.0.1.js
  • Examples
    • Running Examples
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Requesting HTML with Inline Scripts

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Last updated 2 years ago

With this method, after each script is fetched, without any conversion, scripts are appended into single <script></script> tag. Since there is no any encoding or conversion on-runtime, stored scripts should be in raw format.

Requesting inline HTML:

InlineScriptRequest[] memory requests = new InlineScriptRequest[](2);
requests[0].name = "myScript1";
requests[0].contractAddress = scriptyStorageContractAddress;

requests[1].name = "myScript2";
requests[1].contractAddress = scriptyStorageContractAddress;

uint256 bufferSize = 100000;

bytes memory htmlFile = IScriptyBuilder(
    scriptyBuilderAddress
).getHTMLInline(requests, bufferSize);

(bufferSize is set to 100000 as an example. In production, it's important to set an exact size. Please to lear more about buffer size.)

HTML file output:

<html>
    <body style='margin:0;'>
        <script>
            [myScript1]
            [myScript2]
        </script>
    </body>
</html>
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