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permaswap

v0.1.1

Published

permaswap client JS-SDK, supports web and nodeJS to make swap

Downloads

7

Readme

permaswap-js

Please upgrade to version 0.1.0 or later

Installation

Using yarn

yarn add permaswap

Using npm

npm install permaswap

Configuration

| params | Description | |-------------|---| |debug|Used for development and production environment selection| |account| everPay account string | |everpay|Everpay instance, please flow everpay-js docs|

Example

import Permaswap from 'permaswap'
import { ethers } from 'ethers'
import Everpay from 'everpay'

const wallet = {
  address: '0x26361130d5d6E798E9319114643AF8c868412859',
  privateKey: '94c97d4cc865d77afaf2d64147f7c067890e1485eb5d8e2c15cc0b7528a08b47'
}

const provider = new ethers.providers.InfuraProvider('goerli')
const signer = new ethers.Wallet(wallet.privateKey, provider)
const everpay = new Everpay({
  debug: true,
  account: wallet.address,
  ethConnectedSigner: signer
})

const permaswap = new Permaswap({
  debug: true,
  account: wallet.address,
  everpay
})

Methods

permaswap.init(callback)

Establish a websocket connection with Permaswap Router, callback will be executed after the connection is established.

permaswap.subscribe({ payTokenAmount, payTokenTag, receiveTokenTag }, subscribeHandler)

payTokenTag and receiveTokenTag represent the paid token tag and the received token tag, and the unique token tag corresponding to the token symbol is available via everpay.info().

Subscribe to order via payTokenTag, receiveTokenTag, payTokenAmount. The order is pushed to the subscribeHandler function.

subscribeHandler function, which takes two parameters, error and order.

order contains field examples

{
  event: 'order',
  userAddr: '0x26361130d5d6E798E9319114643AF8c868412859',
  tokenIn: 'ethereum-eth-0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000',
  tokenOut: 'ethereum-usdt-0xd85476c906b5301e8e9eb58d174a6f96b9dfc5ee',
  price: '0.0003053731',
  priceImpact: '0.0039111582',
  bundle: {
    items: [
      //...
    ],
    expiration: 1666855442,
    salt: '2076d49c-7d53-44db-a664-3b4dcc33e46c',
    version: 'v1'
  },
  paths: [
    //...
  ],
  rate: '3274.6826',
  receiveTokenAmount: '32.746822',
  orderHash: '0x6985580ad60114fcdeabda7455cf43bcb3a5db0a4a80db33a1816ab1718f442a'
}

Where rate and receiveTokenAmount can be used by the developer to determine if the order is worthy of being filled.

orderHash is the unique identifier for the order.

permaswap.trade(tokenIn, tokenOut, bundle, paths, tradeHandler)

tokenIn, tokenOut, bundle, paths are all from order. The traderHandler function accepts one argument as the following example.

{
  event: 'status',
  orderHash: '0xb9586b38e624dd31654f3449f16ad23095ae7b6ce16c8abe2955f1028c85b101',
  everHash: '0x6153cac909ef7ba329412015985e68ab1e405f51934184d86b283953598d2971',
  status: 'success'
}

When status is 'success', it means the order was successful.

permaswap.close()

Close the websocket connection between permaswap and router.

Other

For more examples see test.ts