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@dappworks/swap-kit

v0.0.2

Published

Shared IoTeX swap engine (store, contract layer, UI) consumed by hub and mimo. Built on the @dappworks/kit store framework (peer); app injects token data source, config, helpers and UI; behavioural differences are toggled via features.

Readme

@dappworks/swap-kit

Shared IoTeX swap engine consumed by mimo (and hub, pending). Eliminates the two same-origin swap forks: one copy of the swap store, contract layer and shared utils lives here; each frontend keeps its own UI, routes and branding and imports this package as a compile-time dependency (no cross-project runtime calls).

Status

Shipped — @dappworks/[email protected] (published to npm). The full swap engine is in place and mimo consumes it in place of its deleted local copies (real-wallet verified: swap, wrap/unwrap, UniversalRouter + Permit2 signing). hub integration is pending (Phase 3). Full plan: swap-shared-lib-plan.md at the workspace root.

What's in the package

  • Engine: MimoStore + TokenInputStore — pricing orchestration (smart-router & v2 quote), swap execution, wrap/unwrap, token list.
  • Contract layer: Contracts (addresses + factory), ERC20 / ERC20Service, UniswapService, Permit2, ABIs.
  • Shared utils: PromiseHook, StorageState, helper, lodash, hooks, etc.

Design

@dappworks/kit is a peer dependencyRootStore / PromiseState / WalletStore / cache / AIem resolve to the consumer's single framework instance, so the MobX store graph is preserved. App-specific glue stays in the app and is wired via injection at init:

  • setSwapUI({ SettingModal, ImportTokenModal }) — the engine opens dialogs through these without owning a component library.
  • setSwapConfig({ quoteApiUrl }) — the quote API endpoint.

Next.js routing and liquidity-page navigation stay app-side (not in the package).

import { RootStore } from '@dappworks/kit'
import { MimoStore, setSwapUI, setSwapConfig } from '@dappworks/swap-kit'

// once at app init:
setSwapUI({ SettingModal, ImportTokenModal })
setSwapConfig({ quoteApiUrl: 'https://swap-api.mimo.exchange/api/trade' })

// then drive the engine via the shared RootStore:
const swap = RootStore.Get(MimoStore)