Entries have a scope, an identifier and some content.
The scope denotes what contracts the entry is valid for. The scope is the address of a contract, or the 0-address for global applicability. This allows overrides for specific contracts to be present in Erya.
The identifier is a 4-byte signature of the method that is being described.
The content is a JSON-document with the following required properties:
params: An array of objects, each with their own two required properties, type and name. This array describes the types of the input parameters to the method, along with their name bindings in the Radspec description.en: The English description of the method.Additionally, any number of properties keyed by ISO-639-1 codes may be present to provide internationalized descriptions of the method.
To add an entry manually, create a subdirectory (if not already present) for the scope of the entry in the entry directory.
<aside> ⚠️ The scope must be a checksummed address.
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Next, create a file named by the 4-byte signature of the method that the entry is describing. The contents of this file should be a JSON-document of the structure described above.