base-builds

This week I built a PluginResolver contract that is designed to enhance the Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) by allowing a single resolver contract to leverage multiple smaller "plugin" resolver contracts.

🔵 Stackable Plugins: Combine multiple validating and executing plugins to create powerful, layered attestation logic. Example: Token gating, time-based restrictions, and sending notifications.

🔵 Flexibility and Customization: The modular nature of the PluginResolver enables a high degree of customization, allowing you to tailor attestation flows to specific business needs or use cases.

🔵 Simplified Management: Easily add, remove, or reuse existing plugins easily across different resolvers without redeploying the entire resolver contract. 

For more details and full code check out my HackMD post. Feedback is welcome!

This week I built a PluginResolver contract that is designed to enhance the Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) by allowing a single resolver contract to leverage multiple smaller "plugin" resolver contracts.

🔵 Stackable Plugins: Combine multiple validating and executing plugins to create powerful, layered attestation logic. Example: Token gating, time-based restrictions, and sending notifications.

🔵 Flexibility and Customization: The modular nature of the PluginResolver enables a high degree of customization, allowing you to tailor attestation flows to specific business needs or use cases.

🔵 Simplified Management: Easily add, remove, or reuse existing plugins easily across different resolvers without redeploying the entire resolver contract. 

For more details and full code check out my HackMD post. Feedback is welcome! https://hackmd.io/@kylekaplan/H1fHMR7nA