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@shieldswap/l1-transact

v0.0.15

Published

L1 Transact allows to call any function on Ethereum L1 from Aztec L2.

Downloads

954

Readme

L1 Transact by ShieldSwap

L1 Transact allows to call any function on Ethereum L1 from Aztec L2.

Installation

npm add @shieldswap/l1-transact

Examples

DCA example

Continuously buys WETH with USDC. Under 100 lines of code. https://github.com/ShieldSwap/dca-example.

Other examples

import { L1TransactSdk } from '@shieldswap/l1-transact'

const ethersAccount = new ethers.Wallet('0x<private key>')
const aztecAccount = (await getInitialTestAccountsWallets(pxe))[0];

const sdk = await L1TransactSdk.deploy({
  pxeUrl: PXE_URL,
  l1Deployer: ethersAccount,
  l2Deployer: aztecAccount,
});

// register a token on L2
import { CurrencyAmount, Token } from '@uniswap/sdk-core';
const usdc = new Token(...);
await sdk.l2RegisterTokenIfNotRegistered(usdc);

// example of bridging tokens from L1 to L2
await sdk.bridgeTokensFromL1ToL2({
  l1From: ethersAccount,
  l2To: aztecAccount,
  amounts: [
    CurrencyAmount.fromRawAmount(
      usdc,
      "123" // raw units
    ),
  ],
});

// example of bridging tokens from L2 to L1
await sdk.bridgeTokensFromL2ToL1({
  l2From: aztecAccount,
  l1To: ethersAccount,
  amounts: [
    CurrencyAmount.fromRawAmount(
      usdc,
      "123" // raw units
    ),
  ],
});

// example of executing a trade on L1 using L2 tokens
const amountIn = CurrencyAmount.fromRawAmount(usdc, "100000");
const amountOutMin = CurrencyAmount.fromRawAmount(weth, "1");
await sdk.transactOnL1WithL2Tokens({
  l2Account,
  amountsIn: [amountIn],
  amountsOutMin: [amountOutMin],
  call: {
    to: "0x1234", // uniswap router address
    data: "0x1111" // uniswap router calldata
  },
});