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@mirage-protocol/sdk

v0.2.26

Published

Typescript library for interacting with Mirage Protocol move contracts

Downloads

1,124

Readme

Mirage Protocol sdk

A typescript sdk for interacting with the mirage protocol contracts.

Install

yarn add @mirage-protocol/sdk
yarn install

How to Use

You have to collect the resources for the sdk to parse yourself. You can use the exported APTOS_CLIENT to make the request. Some classes require the resources of the mirage protocol account itself. You can get these by using the exported MIRAGE_ADDRESS alongside the client.

Resources can be kept up to date through time and fed to the sdk to keep an updated protocol state, for example on a frontend.

import { Vault, Coin, MoveToken, aptosClient, MIRAGE_ADDRESS } from '@mirage-protocol/sdk'

// Get coin balance of a user account
const getUserAptosBalance = async (userAddr: string) => {
  // Get the resources for a user account
  const resources = await aptosClient().getAccountResources(userAddr)

  // Coin class contains useful functions
  const coin = new Coin(resources, 'APT')

  // Get the balance
  return coin.getUiBalance()
}

// get total collateral deposited in the APT / MUSD testnet vault
const getTotalTestnetCollateral = async () => {
  return new Vault(
    await aptosClient('testnet').getAccountResources(MIRAGE_ADDRESS),
    'APT',
    'mUSD'
  ).getUiTotalCollateral()
}