SigmaRust
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An implementation of the ErgoTree interpreter in Rust, providing tools for working with transactions and bindings for various languages.
SigmaRust is a Rust implementation of the ErgoTree interpreter and Ergo protocol primitives. This high-performance library enables Ergo development in Rust while also providing bindings to other languages including JavaScript/WASM, Python, and C, making it foundational infrastructure for the multi-language Ergo development ecosystem.
The library implements ErgoTree evaluation, transaction validation, and Sigma protocol verification in pure Rust. Its WASM compilation target powers JavaScript applications that need to verify or construct Ergo transactions in the browser. This enables fully client-side transaction signing and contract interaction without server dependencies.
SigmaRust's language bindings mean developers can use familiar languages while benefiting from Rust's performance and safety guarantees. The Python bindings enable rapid prototyping and data analysis, while the C bindings allow integration with virtually any programming language. SigmaRust represents critical infrastructure that expands Ergo development beyond JVM languages to the broader developer ecosystem.
Key Features
Rust Implementation
ErgoTree Interpreter
Multi-language Bindings
WASM Support
Built With Ergo Technology
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