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@satlayer/contracts

v2.4.0

Published

Artifact bundle for SatLayer EVM smart contracts. This package ships the compiled Foundry artifacts (ABIs, bytecode, metadata, and interfaces) so you can easily integrate SatLayer contracts in your dapps, scripts, and SDKs.

Downloads

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Readme

@satlayer/contracts

Artifact bundle for SatLayer EVM smart contracts. This package ships the compiled Foundry artifacts (ABIs, bytecode, metadata, and interfaces) so you can easily integrate SatLayer contracts in your dapps, scripts, and SDKs.

Installation

npm install @satlayer/contracts
# You will need OpenZeppelin contracts as a peer dependency if you're interacting with ISLAYVault
npm install @openzeppelin/contracts

Compiled artifacts for the core SatLayer contracts (ABI, bytecode) are under the ./out export paths.

import { abi as SLAYRegistryV2Abi } from "@satlayer/contracts/out/ISLAYRegistryV2.sol/ISLAYRegistryV2.json";

Contract interfaces are available in the ./src/interface directory.

import {ISLAYRegistryV2} from "@satlayer/contracts/interface/ISLAYRegistryV2.sol";

With remappings.txt:

@satlayer/contracts/=node_modules/@satlayer/contracts/src/

Usage examples

viem

import { createPublicClient, http, getContract } from "viem";
import { mainnet } from "viem/chains";
import { abi as SLAYRegistryV2Abi } from "@satlayer/contracts/out/ISLAYRegistryV2.sol/ISLAYRegistryV2.json";

const client = createPublicClient({ chain: mainnet, transport: http() });

const registry = getContract({
  address: "0x...registryAddress", // provide the deployed address
  abi: SLAYRegistryV2Abi,
  client,
});

// example read
const maxForService = await registry.read.maxActiveRelationshipsForService();

ethers.js (v6)

import { ethers } from "ethers";
import SLAYRegistryV2Artifact from "@satlayer/contracts/out/ISLAYRegistryV2.sol/ISLAYRegistryV2.json" with { type: "json" };

const provider = new ethers.JsonRpcProvider(process.env.RPC_URL!);
const registry = new ethers.Contract("0x...registryAddress", SLAYRegistryV2Artifact.abi, provider);

const maxForService = await registry.maxActiveRelationshipsForService();

Maintainer Guide

Development

forge build
forge test
forge snapshot

Dependency management

We might change how we'll manage dependencies in the future. Dependencies are NOT installed as git submodules via forge install. This repo instead uses pnpm to manage dependencies deterministically, moved to libs/ directory post-installation.