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Configuration#

Woke can be configured using optional configuration files. The global configuration file is located in:

  • $HOME/.config/Woke/config.toml on Linux/MacOS,
  • %USERPROFILE%\Woke\config.toml on Windows.

Additionally, the configuration file for each project can be located in {PROJECT_PATH}/woke.toml.

Attention

Configuration options loaded from TOML files affect only the behavior of the Woke command-line tool. LSP configuration options are loaded from LSP clients using the standard interface.

Subconfigs#

Any configuration file can include additional configuration files (subconfigs). These subconfigs are loaded after the original configuration file in the specified order. Subconfig configuration values override the values of the parent configuration file.

Example woke.toml

subconfigs = ["loaded_next.toml", "../relative.toml", "/tmp/absolute.toml", "loaded_last.toml"]

Configuration options#

The resolution order for each configuration option is:

  • default value,
  • value in the global configuration file,
  • value in the project configuration file.
Example woke.toml 
subconfigs = ["./config1.toml", "config2.toml"]

[compiler.solc]
evm_version = "london"
include_paths = ["node_modules", "lib"]
remappings = ["@openzeppelin/=node_modules/@openzeppelin/"]
target_version = "0.8.10"
via_IR = true

[compiler.solc.optimizer]
enabled = true
runs = 1000

compiler.solc namespace#

{CWD} in the following table represents the current working directory (i.e. the directory from which the woke command is being executed).

Option Description Default value
allow_paths Allow paths passed to the solc executable []
evm_version EVM version as specified by the Solidity docs "" (let the compiler decide)
ignore_paths Files in these paths are not compiled unless imported from other non-ignored files [{CWD}/.woke-build, {CWD}/node_modules]
include_paths Paths (along with {CWD}) where files from non-relative imports are searched [{CWD}/node_modules]
remappings Compiler remappings as specified by the Solidity docs []
target_version Target solc version used to compile the project "" (use the latest version for each compilation unit)
via_IR Compile the code via the Yul intermediate language (see the Solidity docs) "" (let the compiler decide)

Info

The include_paths option is the preferred way to handle imports of libraries. Remappings should be used only when include_paths cannot be used (e.g. when the import path differs from the system path of the imported file).

compiler.solc.optimizer namespace#

Option Description Default value
enabled Compile the project with solc optimizations enabled. Leaving this unset disables most of the available optimizations. Setting this to false disables all optimizations for Solidity <0.8.6 and has the same behavior as leaving this unset for Solidity >=0.8.6. "" (unset)
runs Configuration of the optimizer specifying how many times the code is intended to be run. Lower values optimize more for initial deployment cost, while higher values optimize more for high-frequency usage. 200

lsp.code_lens namespace#

Option Description Default value
enable Enable LSP code lens language feature. false

lsp.detectors namespace#

Option Description Default value
enable Enable vulnerability detectors in the LSP server. true

lsp.find_references namespace#

Configuration options specific to the LSP Find references request.

Option Description Default value
include_declarations Also include declarations in Find references request results. false