Namespaces

Namespaces allow for the grouping and encapsulation of related functionality.

Namespaces are defined with the namespace keyword. Members of the namespace can be accessed via the dot syntax (e.g. foo.bar).

Example

# A `namespace` called `math`.
namespace math:
    func add(a : felt, b : felt) -> (result : felt):
        return (a + b)
    end

    func multiply(a : felt, b : felt) -> (result : felt):
        return (a * b)
    end
end

func main():
    # Namespace members are accessed via the dot syntax.
    let (result) = math.add(1, 2)
    assert result = 3

    # Calling the `multiply` function in the `math` namespace.
    let (result) = math.multiply(1, 2)
    assert result = 2

    return ()
end