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@finmath.net/sdc

v0.8.0

Published

Solidity Smart Derivative Contracts

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Keywords

Smart Derivative ContractSDCEIP-6123ERC-6123

Readme

SDC Solidity implementation

Description

The reference SDC implementation can be unit tested with Hardhat to understand the trade process logic.

Compile and run tests with Hardhat

We provide the essential steps to compile the contracts and run the provided unit tests.

Provided Contracts and Tests

Interfaces

  • contracts/ISDC.sol - Interface contract (aggregation of ISDCTrade, ISDCSettlement, IAsyncTransferCallback)

  • contracts/ISDCTrade.sol - Interface related to trade incept/confirm/terminate

  • contracts/ISDCSettlement.sol - Interface related to settlement initiate/perform/after

  • contracts/IAsyncTransferCallback.sol - Interface related to transfer.

  • contracts/IAsyncTransfer.sol - Interface (extending the ERC-20) for settlement tokens used in SDCPledgedBalance.

Implementations

  • contracts/SDCSingleTrade.sol - SDC abstract contract for an OTC Derivative (single trade case only)
  • contracts/SDCSingleTradePledgedBalance.sol - SDC full implementation for an OTC Derivative (single trade case only)
  • contracts/ERC20Settlement.sol - Mintable settlement token contract implementing IERC20Settlement for unit tests

Tests

  • test/SDCTests.js - Unit tests for the life-cycle of the sdc implementation

Compile and run tests with Hardhat

Install dependencies:

npm i

Compile:

npx hardhat compile

Run all tests:

npx hardhat test

Configuration files

  • package.js - Javascript package definition.
  • hardhat.config.js - Hardhat config.

Used javascript-based testing libraries for solidity

  • ethereum-waffle: Waffle is a Solidity testing library. It allows you to write tests for your contracts with JavaScript.
  • chai: Chai is an assertion library and provides functions like expect.
  • ethers: This is a popular Ethereum client library. It allows you to interface with blockchains that implement the Ethereum API.
  • solidity-coverage: This library gives you coverage reports on unit tests with the help of Istanbul.

Version history / release notes

0.8.0

  • Re-introduced the method afterSettlement that can be used to check pre-conditions of the next settlement cycle, e.g., triggered by a time-oracle.