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@paradoxcomputer/lpad

v0.3.1

Published

lpad - bonding-curve + LBP token launchpad CLI for the Logos Execution Zone

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Readme

lpad

Command-line launchpad for the Logos Execution Zone (LEZ): create and trade bonding-curve tokens and Liquidity Bootstrapping Pools, publicly or with shielded (zero-knowledge) buys.

npm i -g @paradoxcomputer/lpad
lpad --version
lpad bc quote --vt 2000000 --vc 50000 --fee-bps 100 --in 1000

Full command reference, wallet/sequencer setup and the on-chain program documentation live in the repository: https://github.com/paradoxcomputer/lpad.

What gets installed

No compiler, no postinstall script, no download at install time. This package is a small launcher; the actual binary comes from one of these, installed by npm as an optional dependency and selected by its os/cpu fields:

| package | platform | | --- | --- | | @paradoxcomputer/lpad-linux-x64 | Linux x86_64, glibc >= 2.34 | | @paradoxcomputer/lpad-darwin-arm64 | macOS, Apple silicon | | @paradoxcomputer/lpad-darwin-x64 | macOS, Intel |

npm downloads only the one that matches your machine. Because nothing is fetched outside of the normal package install, this works offline, behind a proxy, with --ignore-scripts, and in a container image built on another machine.

The binary is self-contained: the zkVM guest ELFs are compiled in from the repository's committed reproducible artifacts, and the proving circuits are part of the binary rather than a separate download. There is nothing else to install after npm i -g.

Requirements

  • Node 18+ - used only to launch the binary.
  • Linux: x86_64 with glibc >= 2.34 (Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora 35+, RHEL 9+). Alpine/musl is not supported; build from source there.
  • macOS: Apple silicon or Intel.
  • Windows: no native build. Use WSL2 with a glibc distribution.

Online commands additionally need a funded wallet and a sequencer endpoint - see the repository README.

Unsupported platform?

The launcher tells you so by name and points here. Build from source instead (Rust toolchain required):

git clone https://github.com/paradoxcomputer/lpad.git
cd lpad && bash setup.sh && bash scripts/install-cli.sh

Third-party notice

The Linux package bundles libpcsclite.so.1 (pcsc-lite), redistributed unmodified under the BSD-3-clause licence with one ISC-licensed file. It is present because the upstream LEZ wallet links Keycard smartcard support unconditionally - lpad never uses a smartcard - and bundling it is what lets npm i -g work without apt install libpcsclite1. The full attribution notice ships with that package as lib/LICENSE-libpcsclite.txt.

Licence

lpad is dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0 at your option - see LICENSE-MIT and LICENSE-APACHE.