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@spicenet-io/spiceflow-core

v0.3.3

Published

Single source of truth for chain configs, token lists, logos, ABIs, and shared utilities across spiceflow repos.

Readme

@spicenet-io/spiceflow-core

Single source of truth for chain configs, token lists, logos, ABIs, and shared utilities across spiceflow repos.

Install

npm install @spicenet-io/spiceflow-core

What's in here

Chains

CHAINS is a record of all supported chains keyed by chain ID. Each entry has id, name, display name, network (mainnet/testnet), native currency, delegate contract address, block explorer, rpc url, and logo.

Helper functions: getChainMeta(chainId), getChainsByNetwork(network), getChainIdsByNetwork(network), getMainnetChains(), getTestnetChains(), getDelegateContract(chainId).

Tokens

TOKENS is the official token list. Each token has symbol, name, equivalence group, logo, and deployments across chains (address, decimals, network per chain).

Helper functions: getTokensForChain(chainId), getTokenByAddress(address, chainId), getEquivalentAddresses(tokenAddress), areEquivalent(a, b), isUsdDenominated(address), isBtcDenominated(address).

Logos

All chain and token logos are bundled as base64 data URIs in the package. They work directly in img src attributes with no network requests. To add a new logo, drop the PNG in logos/ and reference it in the chain or token list. npm run build auto generates the base64 file.

Utilities

isNativeToken(address) checks if an address is a native token (zero address, 0x0, or 0xeee...eee).

normalizeNativeTokenAddress(address) normalizes any native token address to the zero address.

convertAmountBetweenDecimals(amount, fromDecimals, toDecimals) converts token amounts between different decimal precisions.

formatTokenAmount(amount, decimals) formats a bigint token amount into a human readable string.

truncateAddress(address) shortens an address for display.

withRetry(fn, maxRetries, delayMs) retries an async function with exponential backoff.

Constants: NATIVE_TOKEN_ADDRESS, ZERO_ADDRESS, ESCROW_ADDRESS.

ABIs

DELEGATE_ABI, ERC20_ABI, WCBTC_ABI.

Authorization

hashChainBatches(chainCalls) hashes chain call batches for intent signing.

getIntentHash(signatureType, nbf, exp, chainBatches) computes the intent hash.

getAccountNonce(address, publicClient) gets the account nonce from chain.

Core SDK

SpiceFlowCore class for building and submitting intents. Handles delegation signing, chain batch construction, intent signing, and transaction submission.

HTTP

fetchWithRetry(url, init, opts) is a fetch wrapper with retry and exponential backoff.

submitTransaction(baseUrl, request) submits a transaction to the relayer API.

getIntentStepStatus(txApiUrl, intentId, stepId) checks intent execution status.

prepareRFQT(txApiUrl, request) prepares an RFQT quote.

Adding a token

  1. Drop the logo PNG in logos/
  2. Add the token entry in src/tokens/list.ts with symbol, name, equivalence group, logo reference, and deployments
  3. npm run build and publish

Adding a chain

  1. Drop the logo PNG in logos/ if it's a new chain logo
  2. Add the chain entry in src/chains/list.ts
  3. Add token deployments on that chain in src/tokens/list.ts
  4. npm run build and publish