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@goatfi/goat-address-book

v1.1.11

Published

This repository contains an up-to-date registry of all addresses of the Goat Protcol's smart contracts, for its usage in Solidity codebases.

Readme

Goat Address Book 📒

This repository contains an up-to-date registry of all addresses of the Goat Protocol's smart contracts, for its usage in Solidity codebases.

Usage with foundry

With Foundry installed and being in a Git repository:

forge install goatfi/goat-address-book

Import core protocol addresses from a certain network:

import { ProtocolArbitrum } from "goat-address-book/ProtocolArbitrum.sol";

Usage with node

Install

npm i @goatfi/goat-address-book

Usage

import * as pools from "@goatfi/goat-address-book";
import { ProtocolArbitrum } from "@goatfi/goat-address-book";

// all variables available on solidity version are available in javascript as well
console.log(ProtocolArbitrum.TREASURY);

Vault Registry

Other repositories like our api or DefiLlama Adapters, read the vault registry to build data. The vault registry must be up to date with the vaults on the app.

Releases

New package releases will happen when new protocol addresses or chain assets are added. New vaults added to the address-book won't trigger a new relase, but they will be added to the next version.

Production Recommendations

While there is a index import available in "GoatAddressBook.sol", we only recommend using it in tests. Foundry currently does not eliminate unused code for verification. This results in rather gigantic verifications when using the index file import from GoatAddressBook.sol. For production code we therefore recommend to use specific libraries exported from goat-address-book like ProtocolArbitrum for the protocol addresses on Arbitrum.

Credits

This repository was heavily inspired by @bgd-lads's Aave Address Book repository.