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tracer-pool-swaps

v0.0.1

Published

Project base generated with the Typescript Solidity Dev Starter Kit. See [Blog Post](https://medium.com/@rahulsethuram/the-new-solidity-dev-stack-buidler-ethers-waffle-typescript-tutorial-f07917de48ae) for more details ## Frontend Notes ### Calculating AB

Readme

Tracer Perpetual Pools

Project base generated with the Typescript Solidity Dev Starter Kit. See Blog Post for more details

Frontend Notes

Calculating ABDKMathQuad values

The PoolSwapLibrary contains several methods for generating, converting, and using the raw ratio values. These can be used in the frontend to estimate the result of a transaction. It is vital when estimating the result of a transaction that the shadow pool amount for the commit type's opposite is included in the token total supply.

Environment variables

The environment variables used in this project are documented in the example.env file at the root of the project. To configure, create a copy of example.env, rename to .env, and replace the placeholders with the correct values.

Using this Project

Install the dependencies with yarn. Build everything with yarn compile. Run the tests with yarn test.

Available Functionality

Build Contracts and Generate Typechain Typeings

You'll need to run this before running tests if typescript throws an error about not finding the typechain artifacts.

yarn refresh

Run Slither for static analysis report

If you have slither installed and on your PATH, you can run npm run slither to get a report on the current codebase.

Deploy to Ethereum

Create/modify network config in hardhat.config.ts and add API key and private key, then run:

npx hardhat run --network rinkeby scripts/deploy.ts Note: As of this commit, deploys are out of sync with the current contract set-up and therefore will not work.

Verify on Etherscan

Using the hardhat-etherscan plugin, add Etherscan API key to hardhat.config.ts, then run:

npx hardhat verify --network rinkeby <DEPLOYED ADDRESS>

PRs and feedback welcome!