Etherscan sucks for exploring multi-file verified contracts. This downloads the source code so you can open in your desired editor.
python ./grabber.py $SOME_NAME $SOME_ADDRESS $ETHERSCAN_BASED_EXPLORER_APIKEY $CHAIN_NAME $FOUNDRY_COMPATIBLE
Pass in a name to call the directory. Pass in an address that is verified on an etherscan based explorer and is multifile (doesn't work with single file/flattened contracts). Pass in your api key corresponding to the specified chain. Optionally pass in a chain name. If a chain was passed, you can also pass in a boolean True at the end. This will make the directory compatible with Foundry by adding the necessary config.
By default the following chains are supported:
chains = {
"arbitrum": "api.arbiscan.io",
"optimism": "api-optimistic.etherscan.io",
"binance": "api.bscscan.com",
"avalanche": "api.snowtrace.io",
"moonbeam": "api-moonbeam.moonscan.io",
"ethereum": "api.etherscan.io"
}
If you dont pass in a chain name, ethereum is used.
Writes to a directory in /tmp. No idea if this works on windows, probably not?
Get Uniswap V3 router, and make it foundry compatible so that you can compile it immediately with forge.
python ./grabber.py UniV3Router 0xE592427A0AEce92De3Edee1F18E0157C05861564 BADMAD1111111111111111111111111111 ethereum True