How to use the @nomiclabs/ethereumjs-vm function in @nomiclabs/ethereumjs-vm
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nomiclabs / buidler / packages / buidler-core / src / internal / buidler-evm / provider / node.ts View on Github 
nonce: "0x42",
extraData: "0x1234",
stateRoot: bufferToHex(stateTrie.root)
}
},
hardfork
);
const stateManager = new StateManager({
common: common as any, // TS error because of a version mismatch
trie: stateTrie
});
const blockchain = new Blockchain();
const vm = new VM({
common: common as any, // TS error because of a version mismatch
activatePrecompiles: true,
stateManager,
blockchain: blockchain as any
});
const genesisBlock = new Block(null, { common });
genesisBlock.setGenesisParams();
await new Promise(resolve => {
blockchain.putBlock(genesisBlock, () => resolve());
});
const node = new BuidlerNode(
vm,
genesisAccounts.map(acc => toBuffer(acc.privateKey)),@nomiclabs/ethereumjs-vm
An Ethereum VM implementation
