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@lit-protocol/aw-tool-enso

v0.1.0-23

Published

The `aw-tool-enso` package provides utilities for performing onchain actions, such as swap, deposit, lend, borrow, etc. across 180+ protocols.

Readme

AW-Tool Enso Documentation

The aw-tool-enso package provides utilities for performing onchain actions, such as swap, deposit, lend, borrow, etc. across 180+ protocols.


Files Overview (in src/lib)

1. ipfs.ts

Handles IPFS CIDs for different environments (development, testing, production). Falls back to default CIDs if the build output is not found.

Key Features

  • Default CIDs: Predefined CIDs for datil-dev, datil-test, and datil environments
  • Dynamic CID Loading: Attempts to load CIDs from dist/ipfs.json at runtime
  • Fallback Mechanism: Uses default CIDs if the file is missing or unreadable

2. lit-action.ts

Contains the main logic for executing a Lit Action to perform an Enso route.

Key Features

  • PKP Info Retrieval: Fetches PKP details (token ID, Ethereum address, public key) from the PubkeyRouter contract.
  • Input Validation: Validates inputs against the policy defined in the PKP Tool Registry.
  • Find the best route between 2 tokens: Returns the best possible route between two tokens on specified chain.
  • Gas Estimation: Estimates gas limits and fees for the transaction.
  • Transaction Creation: Creates and signs the transaction using the PKP public key.
  • Broadcasting: Sends the signed transaction to the network.

3. policy.ts

Defines and validates the Enso policy schema using Zod.

Key Features

  • Policy Schema: Validates policy fields:
    • type: Must be 'SignEcdsa'
    • version: Policy version string
    • allowedPrefixes: Array of allowed message prefixes
  • Encoding/Decoding: Converts policies to and from ABI-encoded strings using ethers
  • Type Safety: Uses Zod for schema validation and TypeScript type inference

4. tool.ts

Configures the Enso route for different Lit networks.

Key Features

  • Parameter Schema: Validates required parameters:
    • tokenIn
    • tokenOut
    • amountIn
    • chainId
  • Network Configuration: Creates network-specific tools for each supported Lit network
  • Policy Integartion: Integrates with the EnsoRoutePolicy