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@fabrknt/tempest-core

v1.0.3

Published

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Readme

@fabrknt/tempest-core

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Chain-agnostic types, algorithms, and client for Tempest -- volatility-responsive dynamic fee management for AMMs.

Not every DeFi protocol needs TradFi compliance -- but if yours does, you shouldn't have to rebuild from scratch. Fabrknt plugs into your existing protocol with composable SDKs and APIs. No permissioned forks, no separate deployments.

Install

npm install @fabrknt/tempest-core

Quick Start

import {
  TempestClient,
  classifyRegime,
  interpolateFee,
  estimateIL,
  Regime,
  DEFAULT_FEE_CONFIG,
} from "@fabrknt/tempest-core";

// Pure math -- no chain connection required
const regime = classifyRegime(4500n); // Regime.Normal
const fee = interpolateFee(4500n, DEFAULT_FEE_CONFIG); // fee in bps
const il = estimateIL(5000, -1000, 1000, 30); // 30-day IL estimate

// With a chain adapter (e.g., @fabrknt/tempest-evm)
const client = new TempestClient(adapter);
const vol = await client.getVolatility(poolId);
const currentFee = await client.getCurrentFee(poolId);

Features

  • Zero runtime dependencies -- pure TypeScript
  • Volatility regime classification (VeryLow through Extreme)
  • Piecewise linear vol-to-fee interpolation with configurable breakpoints
  • Concentrated liquidity impermanent loss estimation
  • Chain-agnostic TempestClient that accepts any ChainAdapter implementation
  • Default fee configuration matching on-chain Uniswap v4 hook parameters
  • ESM module with full TypeScript type exports
  • Plug-in architecture: bring your own chain adapter (EVM, SVM, or custom)

API Summary

Functions

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | classifyRegime(volBps) | Map volatility (bps) to a Regime enum | | interpolateFee(volBps, config) | Compute dynamic fee from volatility via piecewise linear curve | | estimateIL(volBps, rangeLower, rangeUpper, days) | Estimate impermanent loss for a concentrated LP position |

Classes

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | TempestClient | Chain-agnostic client wrapping any ChainAdapter. Methods: getVolatility(), getCurrentFee(), getRecommendedRange(), estimateIL() |

Types

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | Regime | Enum: VeryLow, Low, Normal, High, Extreme | | VolState | Current volatility state (vol, regime, EMAs, timestamps) | | FeeConfig | Six-point piecewise linear fee curve configuration | | PoolInfo | Pool metadata | | VolSample | Historical volatility data point | | RecommendedRange | Suggested LP tick range | | Chain / ChainAdapter | Interface for plugging in chain-specific adapters |

Constants

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | DEFAULT_FEE_CONFIG | Default fee curve matching on-chain defaults | | REGIME_NAMES | Human-readable regime labels | | REGIME_COLORS | Display colors per regime |

Chain Adapters

This package defines the ChainAdapter interface. Implementations are provided by separate packages:

  • @fabrknt/tempest-evm -- EVM/viem adapter
  • @fabrknt/tempest-solana -- Solana adapter

To build a custom adapter, implement the ChainAdapter interface from this package.

Documentation

See the main repository README for full architecture docs, contract details, deployment instructions, and keeper configuration.

License

MIT