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@anondev2323/connect-sdk

v0.1.0-beta.6

Published

The primary component here is the Wormhole class, which serves as a wrapper for all the sdk methods. It ensures that each chain implements certain methods with the same function signature and provides an interface for calling those methods easily.

Downloads

17

Readme

SDK Core

The primary component here is the Wormhole class, which serves as a wrapper for all the sdk methods. It ensures that each chain implements certain methods with the same function signature and provides an interface for calling those methods easily.

Usage

A developer would use this package in conjunction with 1 or more of the chain context packages. Why so many packages? Because most developers don't use every single chain and may only use a couple, this allows developers to import only the dependencies they actually need.

Getting started is simple, just import and pass in the contexts to the Wormhole class.

import { Wormhole, Context, Network } from '@wormhole-foundation/connect-sdk';
import { EvmContext } from '@wormhole-foundation/connect-sdk-evm';
import { SolanaContext } from '@wormhole-foundation/connect-sdk-solana';

const NETWORK = Network.MAINNET;
const contexts = {
  [Context.EVM]: EvmContext,
  [Context.SOLANA]: SolanaContext,
}
const wormholeSDK = new Wormhole(NETWORK, contexts);
const receipt = wormholeSDK.startTransfer(
  {
    chain: 'ethereum',
    address: '0x123...',
  }, // token id (native chain and address)
  new BigInt(10), // amount
  'ethereum', // sending chain
  '0x789...', // sender address
  'moonbeam', // destination chain
  '0x789...', // recipient address on destination chain
)

Note WIP

Several components will be replaced over time. Portions that will be changed:

  1. @certusone/wormhole-sdk will be removed as a dependency from all packages
  2. Contract interfaces will be imported from another package
  3. Chain Config will be rewritten and imported from 1-base-layer
  4. Utils (vaa, array, createNonce, etc) will be rewritten and imported from 2-base-layer

Overall structure is subject to change