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@bonzolabs/liquidity-pool

v5.7.2

Published

Client Access Library for the Bonzo Liquidity Pool

Downloads

7

Readme

BONZO Liquidity Pool

Lightweight Access Library to Bonzo Liquidity Pool

This library provides utilities abstracting away some of the complexities involved with retrieving account information from the Bonzo Finance Lending pool. For example, a user can use this library to retrieve an lender or borrower’s balances for all tokens supported by the pool.

Installation

This library does not provide a user interface nor command line tool, the intention is to be utilized by other JavaScript projects. It can be added to a project using npm package manger:

npm install @bonzolabs/liquidity-pool

Usage

After installation, an instance of a pool client can be created with the LiquidityPool.create() method:

const pool = await LiquidityPool.create(getProvider(), getPoolAddress());

Where getProvider() returns a ethers Provider object connecting the library to a JSON-RPC relay (such as hashio) and getPoolAddress() returns the contract address of the Bonzo Liquidity Pool contract for the ledger the Provider is connected with.

After Creation, the pool client can query for an account’s reserve, aToken and debt token balances with the LendingPool.getBalances() method:

let balances = await pool.getBalances(getAccountAddress());

Where getAccountAddress()returns the address of the account in question.

Building

For build instructions, please visit our source github project: https://github.com/bonzo-labs/bonzo-utils.git

Authors

Jason Fabritz

License

MIT