An interactive visualization tool for understanding the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) execution process.
EVM Visualizer is a web-based educational tool designed to help developers, students, and blockchain enthusiasts understand how the Ethereum Virtual Machine works. Through interactive visualizations, it demonstrates the execution flow of smart contracts, showing how transactions are processed, how data moves between different components, and how state changes occur.
- Interactive Visualization: See how transactions flow through the EVM with real-time, interactive visualizations
- Step-by-Step Execution: Walk through EVM operations one instruction at a time to understand the execution flow
- Component Breakdown: Visualize key EVM components including Stack, Memory, Storage, and World State
- Opcode Exploration: Learn about different EVM opcodes and their effects on the execution environment
- Gas Monitoring: Understand how gas is consumed during contract execution
- Custom Scenarios: Create, import, and export custom EVM execution scenarios
- Community Contributions: Access a library of community-contributed scenarios for various use cases
- Dark Mode Support: Comfortable viewing experience in different lighting conditions
Visit our Getting Started Guide to learn how to use the EVM Visualizer.
Comprehensive documentation is available at https://your-domain.com/docs, including:
- Core Concepts - Learn about the key components of the EVM
- Opcode Reference - Detailed documentation of all EVM opcodes
- Examples - Real-world examples of EVM transactions and smart contract executions
- Custom Scenarios - Learn how to create and share your own scenarios
- FAQ - Answers to frequently asked questions
EVM Visualizer allows you to create custom execution scenarios to visualize specific transactions or smart contract interactions. You can:
- Use the built-in Scenario Builder UI
- Create scenarios manually as JSON files
- Import and export scenarios for sharing
Learn more in our Custom Scenarios Guide.
We welcome contributions to the EVM Visualizer! Whether you want to fix bugs, add features, improve documentation, or share custom scenarios, your help is appreciated.
See our Contributing Guide for more information on how to get involved.
- Learning: Understand the inner workings of the Ethereum Virtual Machine
- Teaching: Use as an educational tool for blockchain and smart contract courses
- Debugging: Visualize contract execution to identify issues
- Development: Better understand how your smart contracts will execute on-chain
- Security Analysis: Explore potential vulnerabilities in smart contract execution
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- The Ethereum Foundation for their extensive documentation on the EVM
- The React Flow team for their visualization library
- All contributors who have helped improve this tool
For questions, feedback, or support, please open an issue on our GitHub repository.