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@mayflower-sys/evm-avm-client-demo

v202607.1306.150

Published

Demo that uses the AVM client SDK to interact with an AVM program.

Readme

@mayflower-sys/evm-avm-client-demo

A runnable, tutorial-style reference for talking to the AVM (Autonomous Value Machine) on EVM with @mayflower-sys/evm-avm-sdk. Every example is a real test that runs against a local anvil node preloaded with a "golden" snapshot — a fully deployed and wired AVM that already contains one tenant. Nothing is deployed by the examples; the world already exists, and the code acts as that tenant's admin and downward.

The model in one minute

The SDK never touches the network — it just packs an interaction into pure data, and you do the I/O:

  • A read is packed as a PackedCall (Entities.X.fetchMsg(...)), run with an eth_call, and decoded into typed state.
  • A write is packed as a PackedTx (Ix.X.pack(...)), then signed and sent by a wallet.
  • Event logs off a receipt decode via Events.* into a typed tagged union.

src/clients.ts holds the thin transport glue (sendPackedCall, sendPackedTxAndAssertSuccess) that wires those pure payloads to a viem client.

Run it

anvil must be on your PATH (it ships with Foundry).

pnpm test        # run the whole tour once
pnpm test:watch  # re-run on change
pnpm anvil       # boot a standalone golden-state node on :8545 to poke at

Read it in this order

Each file is heavily commented and reads top-to-bottom:

  1. src/smoke.test.ts — start here. Proves the snapshot loaded and shows the simplest read (fetch the tenant).
  2. src/market-group-admin.test.ts — a tenant admin opens a market group, then a group admin re-prices it.
  3. src/create-market.test.ts — create a linear bonding-curve market, then read its curve back.
  4. src/swap.test.ts — the four trade instructions (buy/sell, each in exact-input and exact-output flavors) against a live market.

Supporting pieces: src/manifest.ts (the golden world's addresses), src/fixtures.ts (the Vitest fixtures every test receives), src/clients.ts (transport glue), and src/groups.ts / src/erc20.ts (small helper wrappers).

License

FSL-1.1-MIT.