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@nibiruchain/evm-core

v0.1.0

Published

Lightweight Nibiru EVM TypeScript library for type-safe interactions with precompiled contracts, essential constants, and other core utilites.

Readme

@nibiruchain/evm-core

Core Nibiru EVM TypeScript library with functions to call Nibiru-specific precompiled contracts.

Install

yarn add @nibiruchain/evm-core
# OR npm install OR bun install

Usage with ethers

The @nibiruchain/evm-core/ethers subdirectory exports strongly typed ethers.Contract objects for each precompiled contract, each available from simple contstructors.

yarn add @nibiruchain/evm-core ethers@6
import {
  funtokenPrecompile,
  wasmPrecompile,
} from "@nibiruchain/evm-core/ethers";
import { ethers } from "ethers";

// Set up ethers v6 provider. Most apps will use a Browser provider based on the
// window.ethereum object.
const provider = ethers.BrowserProvider(window.ethereum);
const signer = await provider.getSigner();

const wasmCaller = wasmPrecompile(provider)
// const wasmCaller = wasmPrecompile(account)
// NOTE: Both wallets and providers are valid ethers.ContractRunner instances,
// meaning both `account` and `provider` local variables make sense.

// Available methods
wasmCaller.execute;
wasmCaller.executeMulti;
wasmCaller.query;
wasmCaller.queryRaw;
wasmCaller.execute;

You can use the code below to set up a provider outside of a browser context.

yarn add dotenv ethers@6
import { config } from "dotenv";
import { ethers, Wallet } from "ethers";
const provider = new ethers.JsonRpcProvider(process.env.JSON_RPC_ENDPOINT);
const account = Wallet.fromPhrase(process.env.MNEMONIC!, provider);

ABIs and Precompile Addresses

We export constants for the address of each precompiled contract:

import {
  ADDR_WASM_PRECOMPILE,
  ADDR_FUNTOKEN_PRECOMPILE,
  ADDR_ORACLE_PRECOMPILE,
} from "@nibiruchain/evm-core";

ABI objects can be imported as well.

import {
  ABI_WASM_PRECOMPILE,
  ABI_FUNTOKEN_PRECOMPILE,
  ABI_ORACLE_PRECOMPILE,
} from "@nibiruchain/evm-core";