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@slicekit/abi

v0.1.0

Published

Slice protocol ABIs, typed contract configs, and canonical onchain deployment facts

Readme

@slicekit/abi

Slice protocol ABIs, typed contract configs, and canonical onchain deployment facts. This package is the single source of truth for "what is deployed where": every other Slice package derives addresses, chain support, and hook metadata from it instead of hardcoding them.

Installation

npm install @slicekit/abi viem

viem is the only peer dependency.

Entry Points

  • @slicekit/abi: viem-compatible ABI constants plus typed onchain input models.
  • @slicekit/abi/deployments: deployment facts generated from canonical JSON inputs — supported chain ids and guards, per-chain contract addresses and configs, token addresses, and hook manifests.

Usage

Read a contract with an ABI and its canonical address:

import { productsModuleAbi } from "@slicekit/abi"
import { getProductsModuleAddress } from "@slicekit/abi/deployments"
import { createPublicClient, http } from "viem"
import { base } from "viem/chains"

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

await client.readContract({
  abi: productsModuleAbi,
  address: getProductsModuleAddress(base.id),
  functionName: "productExists",
  args: [123n, 1n]
})

Or use a prebuilt config (ABI plus default-chain address) with wagmi-style APIs:

import { productsModuleConfig } from "@slicekit/abi/deployments"

await client.readContract({
  ...productsModuleConfig,
  functionName: "productExists",
  args: [123n, 1n]
})

Guard chain support before touching the chain:

import {
  assertSliceCheckoutChainId,
  isSupportedSliceChainId
} from "@slicekit/abi/deployments"

isSupportedSliceChainId(chainId) // boolean
assertSliceCheckoutChainId(chainId) // throws on unsupported checkout chains

Available ABIs

sliceCoreAbi, slicerAbi, slicerManagerAbi, productsModuleAbi, fundsModuleAbi, price and action interfaces (productPriceAbi, productActionAbi, registry variants), and the AggregatorV3Interface price feed ABI.

Deployment Facts

@slicekit/abi/deployments also exposes token addresses (getSliceTokenAddress), price feeds (getPriceFeedAddress), chain resolution (resolveSliceChainId, sliceDevelopmentChainIds), and the hook manifest (getSliceHookContractInfo, isSliceHookAddress) for Slice-registered hook contracts.

Generation

Both surfaces are generated, never hand-edited: ABIs via bun generate (wagmi CLI) and deployment facts via bun generate:deployments from the JSON inputs in deployments/. A check mode (bun generate:deployments:check) keeps the generated sources in sync in CI.