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@ultratestbro/wdk-swidge-assets

v0.2.0

Published

Chain and asset catalog shared by the WDK Swidge modules.

Readme

@ultratestbro/wdk-swidge-assets

Chain and asset catalog shared by the WDK Swidge modules.

Installation

npm install @ultratestbro/wdk-swidge-assets @tetherto/wdk-wallet

What's inside

A dependency-free catalog of the chains and assets the venue modules route between: CAIP-2 chain ids, human labels, and per-asset symbol, contract or mint, decimals and 1Click asset id.

It is the reason a caller can say "USDT" on the source side at all — symbols are resolved here. Destination tokens are matched by contract address, mint or asset id instead, so a symbol passed as a destination resolves to nothing and the route comes back empty.

Lookup helpers (ccChain, ccAsset, ccAssetByToken) fail closed rather than guessing: a contract-less non-native entry never silently resolves to the chain's native coin.

Safety contract

  • This is a support package, not a WDK protocol module: it implements no protocol interface and is installed as a dependency of the modules that do.
  • Non-EVM token-source deposits use the official WDK account transfer({ token, recipient, amount }) capability. They fail closed when the bound account does not expose it; token metadata is never passed to native sendTransaction().
  • Provider credentials, affiliate settings, endpoints and enablement are explicit constructor options. The package reads no application environment variables.
  • Before production use, validate with limited funds and configure fee caps appropriate for the source asset.

Links

  • Source: https://github.com/ultratestbro/wdk-swidge-modules
  • Upstream discussion: https://github.com/tetherto/wdk/issues/85

Licensed under Apache-2.0.