Wit/Oracle Solidity Framework

Contracts, wrappers, and CLI tooling for running and integrating the Wit/Oracle stack on EVM-compatible networks.

Quick Start By Persona

For Operators (5 minutes)

1. Install dependencies:

pnpm install

2. List supported chains:

npx witeth networks

3. Start a local signing gateway connected to your target network:

npx witeth gateway <ecosystem:chain>

4. In another terminal, inspect framework contracts in that chain:

npx witeth framework --verbose

5. For deployments or upgrades, use your internal deployment automation/playbook:

<run your deployment pipeline for ecosystem:chain>

For Solidity Developers (5 minutes)

1. Install package:

npm install @witnet/solidity

2. Browse subsidized feeds:

npx witeth priceFeeds

3. Browse randomness requests:

npx witeth randomness

4. Inspect oracle pull queries and pushed reports:

npx witeth queries --limit 20
npx witeth reports --limit 20 --parse

5. Inspect and dry-run Radon assets:

npx witeth assets --all --decode
npx witeth assets <assetName> --dry-run

For JavaScript Developers (5 minutes)

1. Install dependencies:

npm install @witnet/solidity ethers

2. Instantiate wrappers from an ethers JsonRpcProvider:

import { ethers, utils } from "@witnet/solidity";

const provider = new ethers.JsonRpcProvider(process.env.ETH_RPC_URL!);
const framework = await utils.fetchWitOracleFramework(provider);

console.log(Object.keys(framework));

3. Build a strongly typed WitOracle wrapper:

import { WitOracle } from "@witnet/solidity";

const witOracle = await WitOracle.fromEthRpcProvider(provider);
const randomness = await witOracle._getWitRandomness();
console.log(await randomness.getEvmChainId());

Documentation Map

• Operator deep dive: docs/operator-guide.md
• Solidity deep dive: docs/solidity-guide.md
• JavaScript deep dive: docs/javascript-guide.md
• CLI appendix (examples, output shape, failures): docs/cli-appendix.md

Operator Guide

Fine-Tune Contract Implementations By Target Network

Network-specific behavior is controlled by your network metadata, artifact mapping, and deployment specs sources of truth.

Recommended decision flow for WitOracle implementation selection:

1. Start from your default implementation mapping.
2. Add ecosystem override when many chains share behavior.
3. Add chain-level override only when strictly needed.
4. Keep deployment spec changes minimal and explicit.

Upgrade Framework In An Already Supported Network

Preflight:

pnpm run fmt
pnpm run compile

Run selective upgrade using your internal release process for the targeted artifacts.

Run full upgrade only through your approved change-management process.

Validate upgraded state:

npx witeth gateway <ecosystem:chain>
npx witeth framework --verbose

Add And Deploy A New Network

1. Add the network to your supported-network catalog using the name pattern ecosystem:chain.

2. Add artifact overrides when defaults are not enough.

3. Add deployment specs for mutables, immutables, dependencies, or libs.

4. Deploy using your approved deployment automation.

5. Verify and smoke-test:

npx witeth gateway <ecosystem:chain>
npx witeth framework --verbose
npx witeth priceFeeds
npx witeth randomness

Solidity Developer Guide

Price Feeds

List supported price feeds

You can enumerate supported feeds both on-chain and from CLI.

Solidity path:

• Call IWitPriceFeeds.lookupPriceFeeds().
• Return value is PriceFeedInfo[], where each item includes:
• id: 32-byte feed id.
• exponent: decimals exponent for interpreting price values.
• symbol: human-readable caption.
• mapper: mapping definition when feed is derived from dependencies.
• oracle: oracle target and source identifiers.
• updateConditions: heartbeat, deviation, witness, and callback settings.
• lastUpdate: last known Price (exponent, price, deltaPrice, timestamp, trail).

CLI path:

• Run npx witeth priceFeeds.
• CLI table highlights:
• ID4: 4-byte identifier used by native IWitPriceFeeds reads.
• CAPTION: price feed caption/symbol.
• FRESHNESS: relative age of last update (for example, "2 minutes ago").
• DATA PROVIDERS: upstream providers or composed dependencies used for the feed.

Consume subsidized feeds through WitPriceFeeds

You can read the same subsidized feed through four compatibility paths:

1. Witnet-native interface (IWitPriceFeeds)
2. ERC-2362 compatibility (IERC2362-style valueFor(bytes32))
3. Pyth-adapted interface (IWitPyth methods)
4. Chainlink-adapted interface (create adapter then consume IWitPythChainlinkAggregator / Chainlink V3 methods)

1) Witnet-native way (IWitPriceFeeds)

Methods:

• getPrice(ID4 id4)
• getPriceNotOlderThan(ID4 id4, uint24 age)
• getPriceUnsafe(ID4 id4)

Arguments:

• id4: 4-byte feed identifier, usually derived from caption (for example via computeID4("Price-ETH/USD-6")).
• age: max accepted staleness in seconds (getPriceNotOlderThan only).

Possible reverts:

• PriceFeedNotFound() when the feed is not supported.
• StalePrice() on stale updates (getPrice, getPriceNotOlderThan).
• InvalidGovernanceTarget() if EMA-governed conditions are unmet for the feed.

Expected return:

• Price struct with exponent, price, deltaPrice, timestamp, trail.
• Effective numeric value is typically interpreted as price * 10^exponent.

2) ERC-2362 way (valueFor(bytes32))

Method:

• valueFor(bytes32 id)

Arguments:

• id: 32-byte feed id (typically from computeID32(caption)).

Possible reverts:

• Typically no sanity-check revert for stale/missing values in this path.
• In normal operation, status codes signal health instead of reverting.

Expected return:

• (int256 value, uint256 timestamp, uint256 status).
• Status semantics in current implementation:
• 200: fresh value.
• 400: stale value.
• 404: feed not found / no value yet.

3) Pyth-adapted way (IWitPyth)

Methods:

• getPrice(bytes32 id)
• getPriceNotOlderThan(bytes32 id, uint64 age)
• getPriceUnsafe(bytes32 id)
• getEmaPrice(bytes32 id)
• getEmaPriceNotOlderThan(bytes32 id, uint64 age)
• getEmaPriceUnsafe(bytes32 id)

Arguments:

• id: 32-byte feed id (IWitPyth.ID, backed by bytes32).
• age: max accepted staleness in seconds for *NotOlderThan variants.

Possible reverts:

• PriceFeedNotFound() when feed is unsupported.
• StalePrice() on stale values in sanity-checked variants.
• InvalidGovernanceTarget() for invalid EMA/governance configuration.

Expected return:

• PythPrice struct: price (int64), conf (uint64), expo (int32), publishTime (uint).
• Unsafe variants prioritize availability over freshness guarantees.

4) Chainlink-adapted way (IWitPythChainlinkAggregator)

Flow:

1. Call IWitPriceFeeds.createChainlinkAggregator(string caption).
2. Use returned aggregator address through IWitPythChainlinkAggregator (which extends Chainlink V3 interface).

Key methods after creation:

• Chainlink V3 reads: latestRoundData(), getRoundData(uint80), decimals(), description(), version().
• Adapter metadata: id4(), priceId(), symbol(), witOracle().

Arguments:

• caption: feed caption used in WitPriceFeeds (for example Price-ETH/USD-6).
• roundId: Chainlink-compatible round selector when using getRoundData.

Possible reverts:

• createChainlinkAggregator reverts if caption is not supported.
• Read methods may bubble up underlying feed lookup failures.

Expected return:

• Chainlink-compatible tuple from round methods:
• (roundId, answer, startedAt, updatedAt, answeredInRound).
• answer is the price value adapted to Chainlink-style consumers.

Compact Solidity Example (all 4 paths)

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.25;

import { IWitPriceFeeds, IWitPriceFeedsTypes } from "@witnet/solidity/contracts/interfaces/IWitPriceFeeds.sol";
import { IWitPyth } from "@witnet/solidity/contracts/interfaces/legacy/IWitPyth.sol";
import { IWitPythChainlinkAggregator } from "@witnet/solidity/contracts/interfaces/legacy/IWitPythChainlinkAggregator.sol";

interface IERC2362 {
  function valueFor(bytes32 id) external view returns (int256 value, uint256 timestamp, uint256 status);
}

contract FeedReadExamples {
  IWitPriceFeeds public immutable feeds;

  constructor(address feedsAddress) {
    feeds = IWitPriceFeeds(feedsAddress);
  }

  // 1) Witnet-native
  function readNative(bytes4 id4)
    external
    view
    returns (IWitPriceFeedsTypes.Price memory checked, IWitPriceFeedsTypes.Price memory unsafe_)
  {
    checked = feeds.getPrice(IWitPriceFeedsTypes.ID4.wrap(id4));
    unsafe_ = feeds.getPriceUnsafe(IWitPriceFeedsTypes.ID4.wrap(id4));
  }

  // 2) ERC-2362 compatibility
  function readErc2362(bytes32 id32) external view returns (int256 value, uint256 timestamp, uint256 status) {
    return IERC2362(address(feeds)).valueFor(id32);
  }

  // 3) Pyth-adapted compatibility
  function readPyth(bytes32 id32)
    external
    view
    returns (IWitPyth.PythPrice memory spot, IWitPyth.PythPrice memory ema)
  {
    IWitPyth.ID id = IWitPyth.ID.wrap(id32);
    spot = feeds.getPriceNotOlderThan(id, 300);
    ema = feeds.getEmaPriceUnsafe(id);
  }

  // 4) Chainlink-adapted compatibility
  function createAndReadChainlink(string calldata caption)
    external
    returns (address aggregator, int256 answer, uint256 updatedAt)
  {
    aggregator = feeds.createChainlinkAggregator(caption);
    (, answer, , updatedAt, ) = IWitPythChainlinkAggregator(aggregator).latestRoundData();
  }
}

Production pattern: read from pre-created Chainlink adapter

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.25;

import { IWitPythChainlinkAggregator } from "@witnet/solidity/contracts/interfaces/legacy/IWitPythChainlinkAggregator.sol";

contract FeedReadChainlinkOnly {
  IWitPythChainlinkAggregator public immutable adapter;

  constructor(address adapterAddress) {
    adapter = IWitPythChainlinkAggregator(adapterAddress);
  }

  function readLatest()
    external
    view
    returns (uint80 roundId, int256 answer, uint256 startedAt, uint256 updatedAt, uint80 answeredInRound)
  {
    return adapter.latestRoundData();
  }

  function metadata()
    external
    view
    returns (bytes4 id4, bytes32 priceId, string memory symbol, address witOracle, uint8 decimals)
  {
    return (adapter.id4(), adapter.priceId(), adapter.symbol(), adapter.witOracle(), adapter.decimals());
  }
}

Permissionless reporting under your own premises

See the @witnet/price-feeds README:

• https://github.com/witnet/price-feeds/blob/master/README.md

Get your contracts reported when a new price update is available

See the @witnet/price-feeds README:

• https://github.com/witnet/price-feeds/blob/master/README.md

Introspect data sources, scripts, and history via CLI

See the @witnet/price-feeds README:

• https://github.com/witnet/price-feeds/blob/master/README.md

Randomness

Pull randomness from a smart contract

Call randomize on the WitRandomness contract from your contract flow, then consume finalized entropy once available.

Pull randomness from off-chain

npx witeth randomness --target <wit_randomness_address> --randomize --signer <evm_address>
npx randomizer --target <wit_randomness_address>

Callback-based randomness consumers

Pattern:

1. Clone a WitRandomness instance:

npx witeth randomness --target <wit_randomness_address> --clone --signer <evm_address>

2. Trigger randomization by bot or by randomize calls.
3. Implement IWitRandomnessConsumer callback entrypoint in your consumer contract.

Custom Feeds (Radon Requests)

Radon Request is the programmable query definition in Witnet: sources, transforms, aggregation, and commit/reveal consensus knobs.

Build invariable and parameterized requests

• Solidity path: verify and refer requests from contracts in this framework.
• JavaScript path: compose assets using @witnet/sdk.

Dry-run, verify, and inspect from CLI

npx witeth assets --all --decode
npx witeth assets <request_or_template> --dry-run
npx witeth assets <request_or_template> --deploy

Pull by verified RAD hash and validate pushed updates

Use queries and reports commands to inspect pull and push workflows by RAD hash:

npx witeth queries --filter-radHash <rad_hash_fragment>
npx witeth reports --filter-radHash <rad_hash_fragment> --parse

JavaScript Developer Guide

Functions in @witnet/solidity/utils

Commonly used functions:

• getNetworkTagsFromString
• fetchWitOracleFramework
• fetchEvmNetworkFromProvider
• getEvmNetworkAddresses
• getEvmNetworkByChainId
• getEvmNetworkId
• getEvmNetworkSymbol
• getEvmNetworks
• isEvmNetworkMainnet
• isEvmNetworkSupported
• abiDecodeQueryStatus
• abiEncodeDataPushReport
• abiEncodeDataPushReportMessage
• abiEncodeDataPushReportDigest
• abiEncodePriceFeedUpdateConditions
• abiEncodeWitOracleQueryParams
• abiEncodeRadonAsset

Instantiate wrappers for all available artifacts from a provider

import { ethers, utils } from "@witnet/solidity";

const provider = new ethers.JsonRpcProvider(process.env.ETH_RPC_URL!);
const framework = await utils.fetchWitOracleFramework(provider);

for (const [name, artifact] of Object.entries(framework)) {
  console.log(name, artifact.address, artifact.class, artifact.semVer);
}

Build, check, dry-run, and introspect Radon requests

1. Build invariable or parameterized Radon definitions with @witnet/sdk.
2. Use CLI for decode and dry-run checks.
3. Inspect trace-back for feeds, queries, and reports to validate end-to-end behavior.

CLI Reference

Core commands

• npx witeth networks
• npx witeth gateway ecosystem:chain
• npx witeth accounts
• npx witeth framework
• npx witeth assets
• npx witeth priceFeeds
• npx witeth queries
• npx witeth randomness
• npx witeth reports
• npx randomizer

Useful flags and options

• --trace-back, --parse, --randomize, --clone, --deploy, --dry-run, --decode, --verbose
• --target, --signer, --filter-radHash, --filter-requester, --filter-consumer, --since, --limit, --offset, --push, --into

Troubleshooting

• Unsupported chain id in CLI usually means your gateway is connected to a network that is not yet configured as supported.
• Missing framework artifacts generally means the selected network has no deployed addresses configured or deployment is incomplete.
• Upgrade no-op with selected artifacts usually indicates same implementation bytecode/version is already active.
• PriceFeeds wrapper fallback to legacy can happen on older deployments that only expose legacy interfaces.

License

MIT