@reserve-protocol/dtf-catalog

Curated catalog for DTFs.

This replaces the old @reserve-protocol/rtokens naming. RTokens are now called Yield DTFs.

Usage

import dtfs, { indexDtfs, yieldDtfs } from "@reserve-protocol/dtf-catalog";
import type { CatalogIndexDTF, CatalogYieldDTF } from "@reserve-protocol/dtf-catalog";

const baseDtfs = dtfs[8453];
const baseIndexDtfs = indexDtfs[8453];
const baseYieldDtfs = yieldDtfs[8453];

The package follows the old @reserve-protocol/rtokens shape:

{
  [chainId]: {
    [tokenAddress]: {
      address,
      name,
      symbol,
      decimals,
      logo,
      status
    }
  }
}

The raw JSON files are also exported:

import baseIndexDtfs from "@reserve-protocol/dtf-catalog/index-dtf/base.json";
import baseYieldDtfs from "@reserve-protocol/dtf-catalog/yield-dtf/base.json";

Logos live in images. Index DTF logos are WebP files, and Yield DTF logos currently keep the legacy SVG files.

Status

• active: supported and visible by default.
• unsupported: marked as unsupported in the UI, but not fully deprecated onchain yet.
• deprecated: officially deprecated or paused onchain.

The normal lifecycle is:

active -> unsupported -> deprecated

Publishing

The package is structured for npm publishing, but "private": true is set intentionally while the catalog is still being integrated.

To publish later:

1. Remove "private": true from package.json.
2. Set the package version.
3. Run pnpm --filter @reserve-protocol/dtf-catalog build.
4. Publish with public access.