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@real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk

v1.3.0

Published

SDK for the EquilibraSwap cubic-invariant AMM

Downloads

797

Readme

@real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk

SDK for the EquilibraSwap cubic-invariant AMM: offline quoting that matches the contracts bit-for-bit, route/trade construction and router calldata.

Install

$ yarn add @real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk @real-wagmi/sdk @real-wagmi/v2-sdk viem

Usage

Robinhood chain as the example. Here's the full path: read a pool's state from chain, quote a WETH → USDG swap offline, and build a valid router transaction from the trade.

1. Prepare an on-chain provider

import { createPublicClient, http } from 'viem';

const publicClient = createPublicClient({
    transport: http('https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com'),
    batch: { multicall: true },
});

2. Resolve the pool address offline

Pool addresses derive from CREATE2 — no factory call needed:

import { computePoolAddress } from '@real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk';
import { robinhoodTokens } from '@real-wagmi/v2-sdk';

const weth = robinhoodTokens.weth;
const usdg = robinhoodTokens.usdg;

const poolAddress = computePoolAddress({
    factory: FACTORY_ADDRESS,
    tokenA: weth.address,
    tokenB: usdg.address,
    pairPoolIndex: 0,
    implementation: POOL_IMPLEMENTATION_ADDRESS, // or initCodeHash directly
});

3. Read the pool state and construct a Pool

import { Pool } from '@real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk';
import { equilibraPoolAbi } from './abis'; // your generated pool ABI

const [metadata, curve, fee, oracle, [reserve0, reserve1]] = await Promise.all([
    publicClient.readContract({ address: poolAddress, abi: equilibraPoolAbi, functionName: 'getPoolMetadata' }),
    publicClient.readContract({ address: poolAddress, abi: equilibraPoolAbi, functionName: 'getCurveParams' }),
    publicClient.readContract({ address: poolAddress, abi: equilibraPoolAbi, functionName: 'getFeeConfig' }),
    publicClient.readContract({ address: poolAddress, abi: equilibraPoolAbi, functionName: 'getOracleState' }),
    publicClient.readContract({ address: poolAddress, abi: equilibraPoolAbi, functionName: 'getReserves' }),
]);

const pool = new Pool(weth, usdg, {
    pairPoolIndex: metadata.pairPoolIndex,
    aWad: curve.aWad,
    lambdaWad: curve.lambdaWad,
    baseFeeBps: BigInt(fee.baseFee),
    feeRampBps: BigInt(fee.feeRampBps),
    feeFloorBps: BigInt(fee.feeFloorBps),
    protocolFeePercent: BigInt(fee.protocolFeePercent),
    priceScaleWad: oracle.priceScaleWad,
    reserve0,
    reserve1,
});

// Marginal spot prices, decimals-aware:
pool.token0Price.toSignificant(6); // e.g. "4000" USDG per WETH
pool.token1Price.toSignificant(6); // e.g. "0.00025" WETH per USDG

4. Quote a trade offline

Quotes reproduce the contract exactly — dynamic fee on the gross input, cubic curve on the clean part, protocol split:

import { Route, Trade } from '@real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk';
import { CurrencyAmount, TradeType } from '@real-wagmi/v2-sdk';

const route = new Route([pool], weth, usdg);

// Exact input: sell 1 WETH.
const trade = Trade.exactIn(route, CurrencyAmount.fromRawAmount(weth, 10n ** 18n));
trade.outputAmount.toSignificant(6); // what you receive
trade.executionPrice.toSignificant(6);
trade.priceImpact.toSignificant(4);

// Exact output: buy exactly 1000 USDG.
const exactOut = Trade.exactOut(route, CurrencyAmount.fromRawAmount(usdg, 1_000_000_000n));
exactOut.inputAmount.toSignificant(6); // what you must pay

// Or search routes over a pool set (multi-hop up to maxHops):
const best = Trade.bestTradeExactIn(allPools, CurrencyAmount.fromRawAmount(weth, 10n ** 18n), someToken, { maxHops: 3 });

5. Build the swap transaction

import { SwapRouter } from '@real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk';
import { Percent } from '@real-wagmi/v2-sdk';
import { hexToBigInt } from 'viem';

const { calldata, value } = SwapRouter.swapCallParameters(trade, {
    recipient: userAddress,
    slippageTolerance: new Percent(5n, 1000n), // 0.5%
    deadline: BigInt(Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + 1200),
});

const tx = {
    account: userAddress,
    to: ROUTER_ADDRESS,
    data: calldata,
    value: hexToBigInt(value),
};
const gasEstimate = await publicClient.estimateGas(tx);

Native ETH works on both sides: use a native currency as the route input/output — the SDK attaches value and batches unwrapWETH9/refundETH through the router's payable multicall automatically.

Attach value verbatim. It is exactly the sum of the legs' maximumAmountIn under the given tolerance (and 0x0 for a non-native input) — not a lower bound. The router's refundETH() is permissionless, so any surplus you attach on top is claimable by the next account that calls it. If the amount is uncertain, re-quote and rebuild the calldata, or widen slippageTolerance (which raises value and keeps the appended refundETH leg matched to it) — never pad the value.

6. Liquidity

import { LiquidityManager, LiquidityMath } from '@real-wagmi/equilibra-sdk';

// Preview the share math offline:
const { amount0, amount1 } = LiquidityMath.addAmounts(desired0, desired1, pool.reserve0, pool.reserve1);
const shares = LiquidityMath.sharesForAmounts(amount0, totalSupply, pool.reserve0);

// Router addLiquidity calldata (minShares derived under the tolerance):
const add = LiquidityManager.addCallParameters(pool, desired0, desired1, totalSupply, {
    slippageTolerance: new Percent(5n, 1000n),
    recipient: userAddress,
    deadline,
});

// removeLiquidity is a DIRECT POOL call (the pool is its own LP token):
const remove = LiquidityManager.removeCallParameters(pool, sharesToBurn, {
    slippageTolerance: new Percent(5n, 1000n),
    recipient: userAddress,
    totalSupply,
});
// send { to: poolAddress, data: remove.calldata }

// Single-sided zap through the router:
const zap = LiquidityManager.zapInSingleSidedCallParameters(pool, weth.address, amountIn, minShares, {
    recipient: userAddress,
    deadline,
});

Layers

  • SwapMath / FullMath — the on-chain EquilibraSwapMath kernel ported verbatim: closed-form depth solve, the 12-iteration secant counterpart solver, CP-proxy dynamic-fee ramp, marginal price — with the contract's exact rounding on every step.
  • Pool — immutable; every quote returns [amount, postTradePool].
  • Route / Trade — v3-sdk-shaped, synchronous.
  • SwapRouter / LiquidityManager / Multicall / Payments — calldata builders over the router's own semantics (path codec [token(20)][poolIndex(4)], zero-address custody sentinel).
  • LiquidityMath — genesis geomean minus dead shares, proportional caps, pro-rata removal, zap sizing.

Notes

  • Amounts are raw on-chain units (bigint); prices and curve params are WAD-scaled (1e18). Primitives (Token, CurrencyAmount, Percent, Price), ChainId and the chain tokens all come from @real-wagmi/v2-sdk — its facade re-exports the base-SDK primitives, so it is the only install you need.
  • The quoter models a single swap exactly. EMA/auto-repeg run AFTER a swap commits and only affect the NEXT trade's anchor — deliberately out of scope.
  • Parity with the contracts is maintained by differential fuzzing against the on-chain math harness and the live pools' quoteExactIn/quoteExactOut during development.