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@lazysuperheroes/lazy-tokenswap-contracts

v2.1.0

Published

ABIs and TypeScript types for Lazy Token Swap smart contracts on Hedera

Downloads

42

Readme

@lazysuperheroes/lazy-tokenswap-contracts

ABIs and TypeScript types for the Lazy Token Swap smart contracts on Hedera Hashgraph.

Install

npm install @lazysuperheroes/lazy-tokenswap-contracts

Quick Start

import { UnifiedTokenSwapABI } from '@lazysuperheroes/lazy-tokenswap-contracts';
import { ethers } from 'ethers';

// Create contract instance
const contract = new ethers.Contract(contractAddress, UnifiedTokenSwapABI, signer);

// Query swap configuration
const configs = await contract.getSwapConfigs([inputToken], [serial]);

// Execute swap (requires NFT + HBAR allowances)
const tx = await contract.swapNFTs([inputToken], [serial]);

Exports

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | UnifiedTokenSwapABI | Multi-admin, multi-token swap with HBAR royalty defeat (recommended) | | NoFallbackTokenSwapABI | Legacy swap without royalty handling | | FallbackTokenSwapABI | Legacy swap with LAZY-based royalty bypass | | BaseTokenSwapABI | Abstract base for legacy contracts | | LazyGasStationABI | LAZY token distribution utility (legacy) | | abis | Object containing all ABIs |

TypeScript

Full TypeChain-generated types are included:

import { UnifiedTokenSwap } from '@lazysuperheroes/lazy-tokenswap-contracts/types/UnifiedTokenSwap.sol';

User Requirements for Swapping

Before calling swapNFTs, users need:

  1. Output token association - Associate the new NFT token with their account
  2. NFT allowance - Grant the contract approveTokenNftAllowanceAllSerials (avoids Hedera's 100-allowance limit)
  3. HBAR allowance - Grant 1 tinybar per swap to the contract (for royalty defeat, net cost = 0)

Note: Hedera limits accounts to ~100 allowance slots. The contract uses setApprovalForAll for graveyard approvals (once per token, not per serial) to stay within this limit. Use getGraveyardApprovalCount() to monitor usage.

Links

License

GPL-3.0