| Layer |
Packages |
| Execution |
vm, evm |
| State |
statemanager, mpt, binarytree |
| Protocol |
tx, block, blockchain |
| Configuration |
common, genesis |
| Codec & primitives |
rlp, util |
Package map ↓
EthereumJS Monorepo
Modular TypeScript libraries for Ethereum execution-layer protocol work.

Composable, spec-tested building blocks for the Ethereum execution layer: EVM execution, transactions, blocks, state, tries, and chain configuration. Use them in Node.js or the browser — tree-shakeable, Noble crypto by default, WASM-free unless you opt in.
- Spec-tested execution — tracks mainnet hardforks (status ↓)
- Composable primitives — mix
tx, block, mpt, statemanager, and friends instead of pulling in a full client
- Browser-ready — controlled dependency set; package READMEs cover bundler and KZG setup where needed
Maintained by former members of the Ethereum Foundation JavaScript team and the broader Ethereum community.
Hardfork status
| Fork |
Status |
| Osaka |
Mainnet today — stable on npm |
| Amsterdam |
In development - see status here |
What do you want to do?
| Goal |
Start here |
npm package |
| Run a signed tx, replay a block, or build a block |
packages/vm |
@ethereumjs/vm |
| Execute bytecode, custom opcodes, or precompiles |
packages/evm |
@ethereumjs/evm |
| Create, sign, or parse transactions |
packages/tx |
@ethereumjs/tx |
| Blocks, headers, withdrawals |
packages/block |
@ethereumjs/block |
| Persistent chain storage |
packages/blockchain |
@ethereumjs/blockchain |
| Merkle proofs and trie tooling |
packages/mpt |
@ethereumjs/mpt |
| Chain config and hardfork parameters |
packages/common |
@ethereumjs/common |
flowchart TD
start[What_are_you_building]
start --> txRules[Tx_and_block_rules]
start --> bytecode[Bytecode_only]
start --> chainData[Chain_storage_or_types]
txRules --> vmPkg["@ethereumjs/vm"]
bytecode --> evmPkg["@ethereumjs/evm"]
chainData --> blockPkg["@ethereumjs/block / blockchain"]
Quick start
Install the VM (includes EVM, tx, and state wiring):
npm install @ethereumjs/vm @ethereumjs/common @ethereumjs/tx @ethereumjs/util
Run a simple signed transfer against an in-memory state (adapted from packages/vm/examples/runTx.ts):
import { Common, Hardfork, Mainnet } from '@ethereumjs/common'
import { createLegacyTx } from '@ethereumjs/tx'
import {
createAccount,
createAddressFromPrivateKey,
createZeroAddress,
hexToBytes,
} from '@ethereumjs/util'
import { createVM, runTx } from '@ethereumjs/vm'
const common = new Common({ chain: Mainnet, hardfork: Hardfork.Prague })
const vm = await createVM({ common })
const senderKey = hexToBytes(`0x${'20'.repeat(32)}`)
const sender = createAddressFromPrivateKey(senderKey)
await vm.stateManager.putAccount(sender, createAccount({ nonce: 0n, balance: BigInt(1e18) }))
const tx = createLegacyTx({
gasLimit: 21000n,
gasPrice: 1_000_000_000n,
value: 1n,
to: createZeroAddress(),
}).sign(senderKey)
const res = await runTx(vm, { tx })
console.log(res.totalGasSpent) // 21000n
For bytecode-only execution use @ethereumjs/evm (examples). For blob (EIP-4844) transactions you need a separate KZG library — see KZG setup in the tx README.
Package map
Active packages (published in sync on v10; see scripts/release-npm.ts):
Codec and primitives
Configuration
Protocol types
State
Execution
Chain storage
Networking
Other packages
How packages fit together
flowchart BT
rlp --> util --> common
common --> tx & block & mpt & genesis
mpt --> block & statemanager
tx --> block --> vm
statemanager --> evm --> vm
block --> blockchain
common --> devp2p
rlp --> devp2p
util --> devp2p
Full responsibility matrix, execution flow (runBlock → runTx → evm), and release notes: ARCHITECTURE.md.
Contribute
Releases: active development on master (v10). Maintenance branches and breaking-release policy: DEVELOPER.md § Releases.
Clone and build:
git clone https://github.com/ethereumjs/ethereumjs-monorepo.git
cd ethereumjs-monorepo
npm install
Tooling, CI, conventions, and release process: DEVELOPER.md · CONTRIBUTING.md.
Deprecated packages (no longer updated)
Still on npm for migration reference; do not start new projects on these packages.
The EthereumJS GitHub organization is maintained by the former Ethereum Foundation JavaScript team and contributors. Join Discord for questions and follow the Code of Conduct.
Related: Lodestar — TypeScript consensus client and SSZ tooling for the Ethereum consensus layer.
License
Most packages are MPL-2.0 licensed; see each package folder for its license file.
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