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Description
Wake is a multi-purpose tool with a common core built around precise source code analysis. It allows for preparing typing stubs (called pytypes) used in unit tests and fuzzing. The same data model is available in static analysis modules - detectors and printers.
The testing framework builds on pytest and is highly optimized for Anvil to achieve the best performance against its direct competitors (benchmark). It's regularly used in Ackee Blockchain during audit process for hacking and fuzzing - it helped to detect vulnerabilities in well-known projects like Lido or Axelar.
The enclosed detectors and printers focus on high precision and are user-configurable. Vulnerability & code quality detections are printed on the command-line in user-friendly way. The same list of detections can be highlighted in the code through the Tools for Solidity VS Code extension. The detections are reloaded automatically, no need to manually re-run analysis. Wake detectors can be easily integrated into Github CI with a custom Github action.
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#12342