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@elementfi/elf-council-tokenlist

v1.0.2

Published

3 years ago

A uniswap specced tokenlist for elf council contracts

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padraic-o-mhuiris

elf-council-tokenlist

The Council Tokenlist for Element

Install

To install this repo as a dependency on another repo, you'll need to follow these steps in that repo.

Run

npm install git+https://github.com/element-fi/elf-council-tokenlist.git

Since this repo is not an npm package yet, add this script to package.json to stay up-to-date with the latest version.

  "scripts": {
    "update-elf-council-tokenlist": "npm install git+https://github.com/element-fi/elf-council-tokenlist.git"
  },

Setup

To setup this repo you need to run the following:

npm ci

You'll also need to add api keys listed in elf.default.env to your local elf.env file.

Deploying a new term

When a new term is deployed in the elf-deploy repo, run this command to regenerate the tokenlist:

# build the new tokenlists
npm run build

Once complete, commit all file changes and submit a PR to main.

Any project that wants the latest tokenlist will now need to update their dependency on this repo. See below for handy script that makes upgrading easy for consumers.