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tornado-ts

v0.0.8

Published

Tornado Cash core functions written in Typescript

Downloads

115

Readme

tornado-ts

Tornado Cash core functions written in Typescript. Things you can do with these utilities in this package include:

  • Create CLI tools interacting with the Tornado Cash smart contracts
  • Create bots to automate interacting with the Tornado Cash smart contracts
  • Create APIs allowing clients to interact with the Tornado Cash smart contracts

Install

$ npm install -s tornado-ts

Use

See examples folder for small example scripts on using the functions in this library to perform deposits or withdrawals from tornado cash.

// simple deposit script
import Web3 from "web3";
import { initializeTC, createInvoice, parseNote } from "tornado-ts";

const web3 = new Web3(process.env.RPC);
const currency = process.env.CURRENCY || "eth";
const amount = process.env.AMOUNT || "0.1";

const { tornadoRouter, tornadoInstanceAddress, decimals } = await initializeTC(
  web3,
  currency,
  amount
);

const [, depositNote] = await createInvoice(
  currency,
  amount,
  await web3.eth.getChainId()
);

const { deposit } = await parseNote(depositNote);
const txn = tornadoRouter.methods.deposit(
  tornadoInstanceAddress,
  deposit.commitmentHex,
  []
);

const gasLimit = await txn.estimateGas({
  from: userWallet.address,
  value: depositAmountRaw,
});
const txReceipt = await txn.send({
  from: userWallet.address,
  value: depositAmountRaw,
  gasLimit: new BigNumber(gasLimit).times("1.05").toFixed(0),
  gasPrice: new BigNumber(await web3.eth.getGasPrice()).times("1.1").toFixed(0),
});

console.log("Deposited! tx:", txReceipt.transactionHash);

Update Event Cache

Depending on the network, currency (ETH, USDC, etc.), and amount you're withdrawing, it could take a long time to build the merkle tree proof to build the parameters required to execute your withdrawal on chain. To speed up withdrawals we build a cache in the cache directory that gets stored and downloaded with this package whenever you use it (hence the large download size).

If we want to update the cache for a given tornado cash deployment you can use the src/tasks/fetchAllEvents.ts task.

Usage

# npx ts-node src/tasks/fetchAllEvents.ts <chainId> <currency> <amount>
# The following updates the mainnet (chainId == 1), ETH, 1 ETH tornado deployment cache
$ npx ts-node src/tasks/fetchAllEvents.ts 1 eth 1
# The following updates the mainnet (chainId == 1), ETH, 10 ETH tornado deployment cache
$ npx ts-node src/tasks/fetchAllEvents.ts 1 eth 10

Development

$ git clone https://github.com/moontography/tornado-ts
$ cd tornado-ts
$ npm install

# run tests
$ npm test

License

MIT