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@swapdk/swap-engine-client

v0.2.0

Published

Shared HTTP client + zod-validated schemas for the SwapDK swap-engine API. Consumed by every SwapDK distribution channel — WDK protocol bridges and WagmiDK.

Readme

@swapdk/swap-engine-client

Shared HTTP client + zod-validated wire schemas for the SwapDK swap-engine REST API. Consumed by every SwapDK distribution channel:

  • The WDK protocol bridge family in this monorepo (@swapdk/wdk-protocol-bridge-swapdk-*).
  • The wagmi-native React library @swapdk/wagmidk.

Renamed in 0.2.0. Previously published as @swapdk/wdk-protocol-bridge-swapdk-common (last version: 0.1.11). The old name was marked "internal"; the rename reflects that the package is now first-class shared infrastructure used by both distribution channels. See STATUS.md (entry dated 2026-06-16) and ../../../wagmidk/docs/adr/ADR-008-swap-engine-client-rename.md for the rationale.

What lives here

  • SwapDKClient — HTTP client for /quote, /swap, /track, /chainflip/broker/channel with timeout, exponential-backoff retry on idempotent paths, and runtime response validation via zod schemas.
  • Typed error hierarchySwapDKError (base), SwapDKNetworkError, SwapDKApiError (with isStaleRoute / isNotFound / isProviderUnsupported / isAmountBelowMin / isInvalidAffiliate / isRouteUnavailable / isUpstreamRejected getters; errorCode: "response_schema_mismatch" + cause: ZodError when a response fails schema validation), SwapDKProviderError, SwapDKUserError.
  • Route selectionpickBestRoute() filters zero-quote routes and returns the highest-output one.
  • Asset utilitiestoHumanDecimal, fromHumanDecimal, parseSwapKitAsset, toBigInt, the chain map (CHAIN_MAP), native-symbol table (NATIVE_SYMBOL), and native-decimals table (NATIVE_DECIMALS).
  • Token registry primitivesKnownToken type, lookupToken, registerToken, plus the destination-side ERC-20 entries (USDC / USDT / WETH / WBTC / DAI / wrapped natives across the supported EVM chains).
  • HTTP wire schemas (zod-first)QuoteRequestSchema / QuoteResponseSchema / QuoteRouteSchema, SwapRequestSchema / SwapResponseSchema, TrackRequestSchema / TrackResponseSchema / TrackLegSchema, ChainflipAssetSchema and the broker-channel family. Types are derived via z.infer<typeof Schema> and exported under the same names (QuoteRequest, QuoteResponse, …).

Response validation

Every SwapDKClient public method pipes the server's JSON body through safeParse():

const json: unknown = await res.json();
const parsed = schema.safeParse(json);
if (!parsed.success) {
  // First failed field path is included in the error message for quick debugging.
  // Full ZodError is on err.cause for programmatic introspection.
  throw new SwapDKApiError(res.status, path, "response_schema_mismatch", `${where}: ${why}`, parsed.error);
}
return parsed.data;

Outgoing request bodies are not validated at runtime — call-sites are owned by SwapDK code and covered by TypeScript. Validating them would be gratuitous work.

What does NOT live here

  • Source-chain-specific asset mapping (e.g. EVM's NATIVE_ADDRESS = "0x000…" vs Solana's "" marker, source-chain ERC-20s/SPLs).
  • Wallet account interfaces (EvmWalletAccount, SolanaWalletAccount) — defined in their respective bridge packages.
  • Bridge classes — SwapDKBridgeEvm, SwapDKSwapEvm, SwapDKBridgeSolana, etc.
  • Module-specific tx-builders.
  • WagmiDK-specific concerns (React hooks, wagmi/viem integration, native-token sentinel, etc.) — those live in the WagmiDK repository.

Versioning

Independent semver via changesets. Consumer packages depend on this with a normal semver range; bumps here cascade through changesets the next time they're released.

The common-published-first invariant carries forward under the new name: @swapdk/swap-engine-client must be published before any consuming bridge package that depends on a new version of it, or npm rejects the unresolvable range.