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@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-data

v1.0.40

Published

A library for interacting with the Gitcoin chain data.

Downloads

1,128

Readme

Gitcoin Common Data Package

The Gitcoin Common Data Package sources all the chains and supported tokens used by Gitcoin for:

  • Grants-stack DApps
  • Grants-stack-indexer
  • Any other side-car aiming to leverage the supported chains/tokens

Installation

To install the package, use the following command:

npm i "@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-data"

Functions

The package exposes the following functions, found in index.ts:

  • getChains(): Returns TChain[]
  • getChainById(chainId): Returns TChain
  • getTokens(): Returns TToken[]
  • getTokensByChainId(chainId): Returns TToken[]
  • getTokenByChainIdAndAddress(chainId, address): Returns TToken

The types can be found in types.ts.

Adding a New Chain

To add a new chain, follow these steps:

  1. Run the following command:
    npm run new-chain <CHAIN_ID>
  2. A new file will be created at src/data/chains/<CHAIN_ID>/chain.ts.
  3. Update chain.ts with the specific data for the new chain.
  4. Update src/chains/chainImportMap.ts to add the new chain

Adding a New Token to a Chain

To add a new token to an existing chain:

  1. Open the file at src/data/chains/<CHAIN_ID>/chain.ts.
  2. Update the tokens array to include the new token information.

Contributing

To contribute to the project, follow these steps:

Install Dependencies

Install the necessary dependencies with:

npm i

Build

Build the project with:

npm run build

Publish

To publish the package, use:

npm publish

This version improves readability, structure, and clarity. It provides clear instructions for installation, usage, adding new chains and tokens, and contributing to the project.