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deserialize-evm-client-sdk

v4.4.0

Published

------ This is an SDK to ease the integration of deserialize functionalities with front-end

Downloads

11

Readme

DESERIALIZE-EVM-SDK


This is an SDK to ease the integration of deserialize functionalities with front-end

Installation

npm install deserialize-evm-client-sdk

Usage

The package is a hook as such must be called on the client-side within a react component

  • Use the "use client" directive at the top of your component
"use client"

import {useDeserializeEVM} from "deserialize-evm-client-sdk";
...
// rest of the component
import {useDeserializeEVM} from "deserialize-evm-client-sdk";
 // user wallet address must be passed
const {getBalance} =useDeserializeEVM("0x0abs...aaa");
return (<></>);

example


// 0x3eC8A8705bE1D5ca90066b37ba62c4183B024ebf USDT token address
// (optional) you can pass a wallet address and get the token balance of the wallet address 

await getBalance("0x3eC8A8705bE1D5ca90066b37ba62c4183B024ebf","0xaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa");

// where you don't pass the user's wallet address, it would use the current connected 
// note: a wallet address must already be connected

await getBalance("0x3eC8A8705bE1D5ca90066b37ba62c4183B024ebf");

Methods

  • loading

    • returns a boolean to indicate if a function is running or not
  • (async function) fetchTokens

    • fetches all tokens with available pools
  • (async function) getBalance(tokenAddress : string , walletAddress? : string)

    • if walletAddress is passed, it returns the token balance of that address otherwise it returns the token balance of whichever wallet address is connected
  • async swap(tokenIn : string , tokenOut : string , slippage : number , amountIn : string)

    • this executes the swap the amount in should be in human amount eg 10 , 0.1 , 0.0001

Releases

Changes would be recorded in the CHANGELOG.md