Clone the Fismo Contract

Events

💥 FismoCloned

Emitted when a user clones the Fismo contract.

Signature 

event FismoCloned(
    address indexed owner, 
    address indexed instance
);

Parameters

Name Description Type
owner the owner’s wallet address
instance the cloned Fismo instance address

Methods

🦠 cloneFismo

Creates and returns the address of a Fismo clone.

Reverts if

  • Being called on a clone

Emits

Note

  • The owner of the new instance will be the caller of the cloneFismo method.
  • No storage data from the original contract is visible to the cloned instance.
  • The instance is actually an ERC-1167 Minimal Proxy that delegates all of its calls to the Fismo implementation contract it is cloned from, while maintaining its own storage.
  • The Fismo clone is orders of magnitude cheaper to deploy than the full Fismo contract and behaves exactly the same.
  • And finally yes, you could try to make a clone of a clone. And it would work… ok.
    • Unfortunately, like Micheal Keaton in Multiplicity, you would realize a sort of fidelity loss with each successive clone in the chain.
    • Although the logic would operate the same and the clone would store the data, each clone would be delegating the call to the clone it came from, increasing the transaction cost with each delegation.
    • To avoid this hidden expense for the unwary, the cloneFismo method reverts if attempting to clone a clone.

Signature 

function cloneFismo() 
external 
returns (
    address instance
);

Returns

Name Description Type
instance the address of cloned Fismo instance address

🦠 init

Initialize this Fismo instance.

Reverts if

  • Owner is not zero address

Note

  • Must be external to be called from the Fismo factory.
  • Is called immediately after cloning by cloneFismo and can not be called again.

Signature 

function init(
    address _owner
) 
external;

Arguments

Name Description Type
_owner the address of cloned Fismo instance address