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@folks-finance/wormhole-ntt-sdk

v0.1.10

Published

JavaScript SDK for Wormhole NTT Bridge

Readme

@folks-finance/wormhole-ntt-sdk

License: MIT CI NPM version Downloads

JavaScript SDK for transferring Wormhole NTT tokens with support for Algorand.

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Installation

Package manager

Using npm:

npm install @folks-finance/wormhole-ntt-sdk

Using yarn:

yarn add @folks-finance/wormhole-ntt-sdk

Using pnpm:

pnpm add @folks-finance/wormhole-ntt-sdk

Using bun:

bun add @folks-finance/wormhole-ntt-sdk

SDK Structure and Usage

The Wormhole NTT SDK consists of two main components:

  1. FolksCore: This acts as the central context for the SDK, managing configuration and state that is shared across all modules.
  2. FolksBridge: For interacting with API and smart-contracts.

FolksCore

FolksCore is responsible for initializing the SDK and maintaining the global context. It handles:

  • Network selection (testnet/mainnet)
  • Provider management
  • Signer management

Any changes made to FolksCore will affect subsequent calls to the various modules. For example, changing the network or signer will impact how the modules interact with the blockchain.

FolksBridge

FolksBridge used for:

  • Reading executor capabilities
  • Requesting quotes for transfer execution
  • Initiating transfers
  • Read operations history

This module use the context provided by FolksCore internally, so they always operate based on the current state of FolksCore.

Basic Usage

To start using the Folks Finance Wormhole NTT SDK:

  1. Import and initialize FolksCore:
import { FolksCore, NetworkType } from "@folks-finance/xchain-sdk";

const folksConfig = {
  network: NetworkType.TESTNET, // or NetworkType.MAINNET
  provider: {
    evm: {
      // Add your EVM provider configuration here (optional)
      // If not provided, default providers will be used
    },
  },
};

FolksCore.init(folksConfig);

// For operations that require signing - set signer
const evmSigner = getEVMSigner(network, chain); // or getAVMSigner()
FolksCore.setFolksSigner({
  signer: evmSigner,
  folksChainId: TESTNET_FOLKS_CHAIN_ID.AVALANCHE_FUJI,
  chainType: ChainType.EVM,
});
  1. Use FolksBridge module to transfer tokens:
const feePaymentToken = {
  tokenType: TokenType.GAS,
  tokenSymbol: "",
  tokenDecimals: 18,
};
const sourceChain = TESTNET_FOLKS_CHAIN_ID.AVALANCHE_FUJI;
const destChain = TESTNET_FOLKS_CHAIN_ID.ALGORAND_TESTNET;

const capabilities = await FolksBridge.read.capabilities();
const quote = await FolksBridge.read.quote(sourceChain, destChain, feePaymentToken);

const prepareCall = await FolksBridge.prepare.transfer(
  TESTNET_NTT_TOKEN_ID.FOLKS_TESTNET,
  1_000_000n,
  destChain,
  convertToGenericAddress("5F3UPPGBWR2KBH3B3TJYJXQYIRVVNOVGOJLOVY6ALHCIMDW2SWS4FA7VLU" as AVMAddress, ChainType.AVM),
  capabilities,
  quote,
  feePaymentToken,
);

const txHash = await FolksBridge.write.transfer(prepareCall);
console.log(txHash);

More examples provided in ./examples folder.