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@evmcrispr/module-lending

v0.11.0

Published

Lending markets: supply, withdraw, borrow and repay (with `max` sugar for dust-exact debt repayment) with automatic approvals, plus health-factor, APY, max-borrow and debt helpers. Protocol selection via --using (Aave v3, Spark, Compound v3).

Readme

lending module

Lending markets: supply, withdraw, borrow and repay (with max sugar for dust-exact debt repayment) with automatic approvals, plus health-factor, APY, max-borrow and debt helpers. Protocol selection via --using (Aave v3, Spark, Compound v3).

⚗️ Experimental — available at next.evmcrispr.com.

load lending

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | lending:borrow | Borrow a token from a lending market against the connected account's collateral (variable rate). The borrowed tokens go to the connected account. | | lending:repay | Repay borrowed tokens, approving the pool automatically when needed. Pass max as the amount to clear the debt dust-exact: the approval covers the current debt plus a 0.1% interest buffer, and the pool pulls only what is owed. | | lending:set-collateral | Enable or disable a supplied token as collateral for the connected account's borrows. | | lending:set-emode | Set the connected account's efficiency-mode category, unlocking higher LTV between correlated assets (e.g. stablecoins). Category 0 disables e-mode. | | lending:supply | Supply a token to a lending market, approving the pool automatically when needed. Supplied tokens earn interest and can back borrows as collateral. | | lending:withdraw | Withdraw a supplied token from a lending market. Pass max as the amount to withdraw the full balance, accrued interest included. |

Helpers

| Helper | Returns | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | @lending:apy | number | Current APY of a lending-market reserve as a decimal fraction (2.04% -> 0.0204). Pass supply for the deposit rate or borrow for the variable borrow rate. | | @lending:debt | number | Current variable-rate debt of an account in a token, in base units (grows every block as interest accrues). | | @lending:healthFactor | number | Health factor of an account's lending position, 1e18-scaled (below 1e18 the position is liquidatable; uint256.max when the account has no debt). Composes with assertions: assert @lending:healthFactor(@me) >= 1.5e18. | | @lending:maxBorrow | number | How much of a token an account can still borrow against its current collateral, in base units of the token. |