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@pooltogether/pooltogether-evm-bridge

v1.0.0

Published

PoolTogether EVM Bridge -> Matic

Downloads

5

Readme

PoolTogether EVM Bridge

Coverage Status

An ownable half-duplex bridge to send Messages from a Root Chain to a Child Chain using Matic Networks PoS State Sender Bridge.

The FxPortal contracts are used to integrate with this bridge.

Usage

Format a message call as the following struct:

    struct Message {
        uint8 callType;
        address to;
        uint256 value;
        bytes data;
    }

Where:
callType: 0 if call, 1 if callDelegate
address: destination address on Child chain
value: value to be send on Child chain
data: the encoded data encapsulating the call on the Child chain\

This encoded data can be encoded using ethers.js encodeFunctionData() such as:

const testContract : Contract = await ethers.getContractAt("TestContract", address)
const encodedTxData = testContract.interface.encodeFunctionData(testContract.interface.getFunction("setNumber(uint256)"),[setNumberValue])

execute(Messages[] messages) can be called by the contract owner (PoolTogether governance) to execute arbitrary calls on the child chain.

Installation

Install the repo and dependencies by running: nvm use && yarn

Deployment

These contracts can be deployed to a network by running: yarn deploy <networkName>

The PoolTogetherEVMBridgeRoot contract should be deployed on the "parent" chain - yarn deploy mainnet The PoolTogetherEVMBridgeChild contract should be deployed on the "child" chain - yarn deploy matic

Testing

Run the unit tests locally with: yarn test

Integration Test Steps

  1. Deploy to both Root (e.g. Goerli) and Child testnets (e.g. Mumbai) and verify on Root Chain
  2. Set fxChildTunnel address on PoolTogetherEVMBridgeRoot - use goerli.etherscan.io
  3. Set fxRootTunnel address on PoolTogetherEVMBridgeChild - use hardhat run ./scripts/setTunnels --network mumbai
  4. Deploy the TestContract to the Child Network
  5. Format setNumber() or setString() transaction targeting TestContract and send from address owner of PoolTogetherEVMBridgeRoot in Message Format
  6. Observe logs on TestContract - should update within a period of time to values set

Coverage

Generate the test coverage report with: yarn coverage