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soulswap-stop-limit-orders-react

v1.3.0

Published

React Library for creating stop limit orders via SoulSwap

Downloads

11

Readme

npm version

Gelato Stop Limit Order React SDK

Use Gelato's react component or hooks to place stop-limit orders on Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche and Fantom using Gelato Network.

  • To hook it up in simple and direct way, using our default style, just use our react component (uniswap trade style widget). It's as is as a couple of lines of code.
  • If your want to build your custom UI you can use our react hooks and plug them in into your components. Check the steps below.

Demo

Installation

yarn add -D soulswap-stop-limit-orders-react

or

npm install --save-dev soulswap-stop-limit-orders-react

Getting started

Wrap your app with the GelatoProvider and pass the gelato reducers into your redux store.

In your store pass the gelato reducers:

import { configureStore } from "@reduxjs/toolkit";
import { save, load } from "redux-localstorage-simple";
import {
  gelatoStopLimitReducers,
  GELATO_STOPLIMIT_PERSISTED_KEYS,
} from "soulswap-limit-orders-react";

// OPTIONAL: set the gelato persisted keys
// If don't use `redux-localstorage-simple` you can skip this step and only set the reducers
// You can also skip you don't use the GelatoLimitOrderPanel component
const PERSISTED_KEYS: string[] = [
  "your_keys",
  ...GELATO_STOPLIMIT_PERSISTED_KEYS,
];

const store = configureStore({
  reducer: {
    ...your_reducers,
    // Pass the gelato reducers
    ...gelatoStopLimitReducers,
  },
  middleware: [save({ states: PERSISTED_KEYS, debounce: 1000 })],
  preloadedState: load({ states: PERSISTED_KEYS }),
});

export default store;

In your main file wrap your app with GelatoProvider:

import React from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom";
import { GelatoProvider } from "soulswap-stop-limit-orders-react";
import { useActiveWeb3React } from "hooks/web3";

function Gelato({ children }: { children?: React.ReactNode }) {
  const { library, chainId, account } = useActiveWeb3React();
  return (
    <GelatoProvider
      library={library}
      chainId={chainId}
      account={account ?? undefined}
      handler={"uniswap_stoplimit"}
      // It's required to set a specific handler which will be encoded in the order data
      // Currently we offer support out of the box for "uniswap_stoplimit" "quickswap_stoplimit", "soulswap_stoplimit", "spiritswap_stoplimit", "spookyswap_stoplimit", "pangolin_stoplimit" and "traderjoe_stoplimit"

      // Please reach out to us if you want to register a custom handler
      // Make sure chainId and handler are valid
      // handler={'uniswap'}

      // [ONLY IF USING COMPONENT] Optionally pass a toggle modal to be able to connect
      // to a wallet via the component button
      // toggleWalletModal={toggleWalletModal}

      // By default `useDefaultTheme`and `useDarkMode` are set to true
      // Optionally, if you can try to use and pass your own theme by setting `useDefaultTheme`={false}
      // as long as it conforms with our theme definitions (you can check our `ThemeProvider` [here](https://github.com/gelatodigital/limit-orders-lib/tree/master/packages/limit-orders-react/theme/index.tsx))
      // Optionally, if your main theme does not comply with our definitions, you can also wrap `GelatoProvider`
      // with a custom `ThemeProvider` with your own custom definitions. (check our `ThemeProvider` as an example)
      // useDefaultTheme={false}
      // useDarkMode={false}
    >
      {children}
    </GelatoProvider>
  );
}

If you already using soulswap-limit-orders-react simply render the Provider as a child element like so:

import { GelatoProvider as StopLimitOrderProvider } from 'soulswap-stop-limit-orders-react';
import { GelatoProvider as LimitOrderProvider } from 'soulswap-limit-orders-react';
import { useActiveWeb3React } from "hooks/web3";

function Gelato({ children }: { children?: React.ReactNode }) {
  const { library, chainId, account } = useActiveWeb3React();
  return (
    <LimitOrderProvider
      library={library}
      chainId={chainId}
      account={account ?? undefined}
      handler={"uniswap"}
      >
      <StopLimitOrderProvider
        library={library}
        chainId={chainId}
        account={account ?? undefined}
        handler={"uniswap_stoplimit"}
        >
        {children}
      </StopLimitProvider>
    </LimitOrderProvider>
  );
}
ReactDOM.render(
  <StrictMode>
    <FixedGlobalStyle />
    <Web3ReactProvider getLibrary={getLibrary}>
      <Web3ProviderNetwork getLibrary={getLibrary}>
        <Provider store={store}>
          <ThemeProvider>
            <ThemedGlobalStyle />
            <HashRouter>
              <Gelato>
                <App />
              </Gelato>
            </HashRouter>
          </ThemeProvider>
        </Provider>
      </Web3ProviderNetwork>
    </Web3ReactProvider>
  </StrictMode>,
  document.getElementById("root")
);

Use the Gelato react component

Using the Gelato react component is the easiest option to get limit orders into your app.

import React from "react";
import {
  GelatoStopLimitOrderPanel,
  GelatoStopLimitOrdersHistoryPanel,
} from "soulswap-stop-limit-orders-react";

export default function LimitOrder() {
  return (
    <>
      {/*To hide common bases in search modal you can pass into the component `showCommonBases={false}` */}
      <GelatoStopLimitOrderPanel />
      <GelatoStopLimitOrdersHistoryPanel />
    </>
  );
}

Use the Gelato react hooks

Using the gelato hooks all logic and state updates are encapsulated and all your have to do is plug them into your application.

Hooks available:

  • useGelatoStopLimitOrders()
  • useGelatoStopLimitOrdersHandlers()
  • useGelatoStopLimitOrdersHistory()
  • useGelatoStopLimitOrdersLib()
import React from "react";
import {
  useGelatoStopLimitOrders,
  GelatoStopLimitOrdersHistoryPanel,
} from "soulswap-stop-limit-orders-react";


export default function StopLimitOrder() {
  const {
    handlers: {
      handleInput,
      handleRateType,
      handleCurrencySelection,
      handleSwitchTokens,
      handleLimitOrderSubmission,
      handleLimitOrderCancellation
    },
    derivedOrderInfo: {
      parsedAmounts,
      currencies,
      currencyBalances,
      trade,
      formattedAmounts,
      inputError,
    },
    orderState: { independentField, rateType, typedValue },
  } = useGelatoStopLimitOrders();

  const { open, cancelled, executed, expired } = useGelatoStopLimitOrdersHistory();

  ...
}

Expiration

:warning: :warning: :warning: Warning :warning: :warning: :warning: : Open orders will expire three months 7889238 seconds after creation. Expired orders will be filtered out of open and pushed into the expired in useGelatoStopLimitOrdersHistory().

Note: You can also import the following hooks and functions from the library:

  • useCurrency (to get the currency entity to be traded by address)
  • useUSDCValue (to get fiat value given a CurrencyAmount)
  • useCurrencyBalances (to get account balances for given Currencies)
  • useTradeExactIn (to get a trade using an input amount)
  • useTradeExactOut (to get a trade using an output amount)
  • tryParseAmount (to try to parse a user entered amount for a given token)
  • ApprovalState and useApproveCallbackFromInputCurrencyAmount (to max approve and verify allowance)
  • useTransactionAdder (to add published transaction)

Types

useGelatoStopLimitOrders(): {
  handlers: GelatoLimitOrdersHandlers;
  derivedOrderInfo: DerivedOrderInfo;
  orderState: OrderState;
}

useGelatoStopLimitOrdersHandlers(): {
  handleLimitOrderSubmission: (
    orderToSubmit: {
      inputToken: string;
      outputToken: string;
      inputAmount: string;
      outputAmount: string;
      owner: string;
    },
    overrides?: Overrides
  ) => Promise<TransactionResponse>;

  handleLimitOrderCancellation: (
    order: Order,
    orderDetails?: {
      inputTokenSymbol: string;
      outputTokenSymbol: string;
      inputAmount: string;
      outputAmount: string;
    },
    overrides?: Overrides
  ) => Promise<TransactionResponse>;

  handleInput: (field: Field, value: string) => void;

  handleCurrencySelection: (
    field: Field.INPUT | Field.OUTPUT,
    currency: Currency
  ) => void;

  handleSwitchTokens: () => void;

  handleRateType: (rateType: Rate, price?: Price<Currency, Currency>) => void;
}

// includeOrdersWithNullHandler defaults to false
useGelatoStopLimitOrdersHistory(includeOrdersWithNullHandler?: boolean): {
  open: { pending: Order[]; confirmed: Order[] };
  cancelled: { pending: Order[]; confirmed: Order[] };
  executed: Order[];
}

useGelatoStopLimitOrdersLib(): GelatoStopLimitOrders | undefined

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