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The Smartpy compiler allow to compile a contract (compiling the code and the initial storage) but I don't see any "compile-parameter" option, that would allow to convert a smartpy command to a michelson representation.

How can I call a deployed smartpy contract ?

ps : I tried to add a compilation target like this:

sp.add_expression_compilation_target("minting", FA12(admin=sp.address("tz1cpb3rLapo7RbsZNE3Qy6TMzqNWCxk9hXA"), config  = FA12_config(
                support_upgradable_metadata         = True,
                use_token_metadata_offchain_view    = True
            ),
            token_metadata = {
                "decimals"    : "18",             # Mandatory by the spec
                "name"        : "TestToken", # Recommended
                "symbol"      : "TEST",            # Recommended
                # Extra fields
                "icon"        : 'https://smartpy.io/static/img/logo-only.svg'
            }).mint({"address" : sp.address("tz1cpb3rLapo7RbsZNE3Qy6TMzqNWCxk9hXA"), "value" : 12}))

but the compilator give me this error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "contracts/FA12.py", line 453, in <module>
    sp.add_expression_compilation_target("minting", FA12(admin=sp.address("tz1cpb3rLapo7RbsZNE3Qy6TMzqNWCxk9hXA"), config  = FA12_config(
  File "contracts/FA12.py", line 130, in mint
    sp.set_type(params, sp.TRecord(address = sp.TAddress, value = sp.TNat))
Exception: New command outside of contract (line 130 of contracts/FA12.py):
(set_type (map ("contracts/FA12.py" 130) ((literal (string "address") ("contracts/FA12.py" 130)) (literal (address "tz1cpb3rLapo7RbsZNE3Qy6TMzqNWCxk9hXA") ("contracts/FA12.py" 463))) ((literal (string "value") ("contracts/FA12.py" 130)) (literal (intOrNat 12) ("contracts/FA12.py" 130)))) (record ((address "address") (value "nat")) None) ("contracts/FA12.py" 130))

ps2: I tried to add another compilation target like this:

    sp.add_expression_compilation_target("minting", mint({"address" : sp.address("tz1cpb3rLapo7RbsZNE3Qy6TMzqNWCxk9hXA"), "value" : 12}))

but the compilator give me this error (this is why I have tried to reinit the smart contract in my previous attempt):

  File "contracts/FA12.py", line 453, in <module>
    sp.add_expression_compilation_target("minting", mint({"address" : sp.address("tz1cpb3rLapo7RbsZNE3Qy6TMzqNWCxk9hXA"), "value" : 12}))
NameError: name 'mint' is not defined

Any idea ?

2 Answers 2

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On top of Rodrigo’s answer.

In scenarios, every call generates the corresponding Michelson parameters.

https://smartpy.io/docs/scenarios/testing#registering-and-displaying-calls-to-entry-points

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You can use sp.add_expression_compilation_target("<name>", <expression>)

https://smartpy.io/docs/compilation_targets#expression-compilation

And then you can compile it with: ~/smartpy-cli/SmartPy.sh compile <...>

The parameters will be generated inside the <output-directory> you provided.

EDIT: In the web IDE, you can find the compiled parameters on the output panel.

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  • I tried it but there is not a lot of information in the documentation on how to use compilation_target to call a contract functions. I don't know how to use it (I have updated my post with an example of compilation target). Aug 22, 2021 at 0:07
  • You are compiling the entire contract in the example you provided, for that you need sp.add_compilation_target. Aug 23, 2021 at 11:54
  • Yes I tried to only compile the function "mint" but it gives me the following error : ``` name 'mint' is not defined ``` (I have updated my post with an example). This is why I have tried to redefine the contract. Aug 23, 2021 at 12:27
  • The entrypoint calls are generated when you run the tests. You can also see them in the right panel on the web IDE after running the tests. smartpy.io/… Aug 23, 2021 at 14:32
  • Updated the answer with an image Aug 23, 2021 at 14:35

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