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@circles/transfer
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Find maximum flow and transitive transfer steps in a trust graph
Utility module for Circles to find the Maximum flow and necessary transitive transfer steps in a trust graph with multiple tokens.
For performance reasons this module uses the native pathfinder process by chriseth to find the transfer steps.
# Make it a dependency
npm i @circles/transfer
# Copy the native pathfinder process into your project folder
cp ./node_modules/@circles/transfer/pathfinder ./pathfinder
import findTransitiveTransfer from '@circles/transfer';
// Define a weighted trust graph between trusted tokens. Each edge describes
// how much ("capacity") of what token ("token") can be sent from which node
// ("from") to which ("to").
//
// The csv file has de format `from,to,token,capacity`. Store it somewhere (for example ./graph.csv):
//
// 0x5534d2ba89ad1c01c186efafee7105dba071134a,0x83d878a6123efd548341b468f017af31d96b09b6,0x5534d2ba89ad1c01c186efafee7105dba071134a,10
// 0x83d878a6123efd548341b468f017af31d96b09b6,0xe08fe38204075884b5dbdcb0ddca0e033f9481a7,0x83d878a6123efd548341b468f017af31d96b09b6,7
// 0x83d878a6123efd548341b468f017af31d96b09b6,0xe08fe38204075884b5dbdcb0ddca0e033f9481a7,0xe08fe38204075884b5dbdcb0ddca0e033f9481a7,5
// ...
// Find required transfer steps to send tokens transitively between two nodes:
const {
maxFlowValue,
numberOfSteps
transferSteps,
transferValue,
} = await findTransitiveTransfer(
{
from: '0x5534d2ba89ad1c01c186efafee7105dba071134a',
to: '0x29003579d2ca6d47c1860c4ed36656542a28f012',
value: '5',
hops: '4'
},
{
edgesFile: './graph.csv', // Path to graph file
pathfinderExecutable: './pathfinder', // Path to `pathfinder` program
timeout: 1000 * 5, // Stop process when it takes longer than x milliseconds
},
);
// ... we are provided a transferValue:
console.log(`Transfer value ${transferValue} will be equal to input value ${value}`);
// ... we get something called the maxFlowValue which is either the same as transferValue (same as input value)
// or maximum possible amount below value, if value is not possible.
console.log(`Max flow value ${maxFlowValue} may be different from requested value ${transferValue}`);
// If transfer value is smaller than actual maxFlow, maxFlow will be equal to value and not be an actual maximum.
// ... and the transfer steps will be provided:
transferSteps.forEach(({ step, from, to, value, token }) => {
console.log(`${step}.: Send ${value} of ${token} from ${from} to ${to}`);
});
// Note that: transfer steps are not included when the requested value is larger than the possible amount (MaxFlow)
// ... but we always get the number of steps required for the value in maxFlowValue.
console.log(`Max flow transfer of ${maxFlowValue} requires ${numberOfSteps} transfer steps to be completed.`);
// To request the theoretically maximum transferable amount use a unrealistically high value as input.
// You know it is the maximum if maxFlowValue < transferValue and transferSteps is an empty list.
circles-transfer
is a JavaScript module, tested with Jest, transpiled with Babel and bundled with Rollup.
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run test suite
npm run test
npm run test:watch
# Check code formatting
npm run lint
# Build it!
npm run build
pathfinder
is a rust program by chriseth compiled for Linux arm64 in this repository. To update the pathfinder in the api, build a native binary according to the README instructions from chriseth
and move the target into your project.
The version we are using corresponds with this commit: https://github.com/chriseth/pathfinder2/commit/641eb7a31e8a4f3418d9b59eb97e5307a265e195
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 AGPL-3.0
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Find maximum flow and transitive transfer steps in a trust graph
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