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@lombardini.io/dapp
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chainId parameter is now mandatory
loginWithKeeper({ chainId: 'R' })
import { loginWithKeeper, dappWrite } from '@lombardini.io/dapp'
import config from './config.json'
const loginWithKeeperAndDeposit = async () => {
const { address, keeper } = await loginWithKeeper({ chainId: 'R' })
const { deposit } = dappWrite(config, keeper)
const assetId = 'WAVES'
const resultFromKeeper = await deposit({ assetId, paymentAmount: 100000000, useAsCollateral: true })
}
type DappWrite = {
deposit: ({ assetId, paymentAmount, useAsCollateral }: depositParams) => Promise<string>
withdraw: ({ assetId, amount }: withdrawParams) => Promise<string>
borrow: ({ assetId, amount }: borrowParams) => Promise<string>
repay: ({ assetId, paymentAmount }: repayParams) => Promise<string>
redeemAtokens: ({ assetId, aTokensAmount }: redeemAtokensParams) => Promise<string>;
replenishWithAtoken: ({ assetId, aTokensAmount }: replenishWithAtokenParams) => Promise<string>
collapseDebt: ({ assetId }: collapseDebtParams) => Promise<string>
mintAtoken: ({ assetId, aTokensAmount }: replenishWithAtokenParams) => Promise<string>
enableUseAsCollateral: ({ assetId }: AssetIdParam) => Promise<string>
disableUseAsCollateral: ({ assetId }: AssetIdParam) => Promise<string>
}
import { dappRead } from '@lombardini.io/dapp'
import config from './config.json'
const readDAppState = async () => {
const { getConfig, getState, getUserState } = dappRead(config)
//all reserves configs map (assetId => Config)
const reservesConfigs = await getConfig()
//all reserves states map (assetId => ReserveState)
const reservesStates = await getState()
//get state for particular reserves (assetId => ReserveState)
const wavesState = await getState(['WAVES'])
//user reserve state map (assetId => UserState)
const userState = await getUserState('3MJtoDCxYdW69Scpp4qDvM2kVkhvcuRXgFS')
//user state for particular reserves
const userStateWavesReserve = await getUserState('3MJtoDCxYdW69Scpp4qDvM2kVkhvcuRXgFS', ['WAVES'])
}
type Config = {
ABCD: string[]
reserveFactor: string
collateralFactor: string
}
type ReserveState = {
id: string
currentTotalDeposit: string
storedTotalDeposit: string
currentTotalDebt: string
storedTotalDebt: string
currentTotalReserve: string
storedTotalReserve: string
currentIndex: string
storedIndex: string
lastUpdateHeight: string
utilization: string
aTokenCirculation: string
aTokenPrice: string
}
type UserState = {
id: string
currentDebt: string
storedDebt: string
currentDeposit: string
aTokenContractBalance: string
aTokenWalletBalance: string
walletStake: string
assetWalletBalance: string
useAsCollateral: boolean
storedIndex: string
}
import { loginWithKeeper, keeperErrors, dappWrite, dappRead } from '@lombardini.io/dapp'
function loginWithKeeperAndDeposit() {
const assetId = 'WAVES'
const paymentAmount = 100000000 // 1 waves
loginWithKeeper({ chainId: 'R' }).then(({ address, keeper }) => {
const { deposit } = dappWrite(config, keeper)
return deposit({
assetId,
paymentAmount,
useAsCollateral: true,
}).then(x => {
console.log(x)
})
}).catch(e => {
if (e === keeperErrors.wrongNetwork) {
console.log("Oops wrong network")
}
if (e === keeperErrors.rejectedByUser) {
console.log("User rejected")
}
if (e === keeperErrors.noKeeper) {
console.log("Please install keeper")
}
//handle deposit errors
})
}
import { onKeeperUserChanged, onKeeperLockedChanged, onKeeperNetworkChanged } from '@lombardini.io/dapp'
onKeeperUserChanged(x => {
console.log(x) // { oldUser: undefined, newUser: "3MMrvig4ecUF2w4ts7hVpYb65LDdbge5YBH" }
})
onKeeperNetworkChanged(x => {
console.log(x) // { network: undefined | 'W' | 'R' }
})
onKeeperLockedChanged(x => {
console.log(x) // { locked: undefined | true | false }
})
FAQs
lombardini.io smart contract interactions
The npm package @lombardini.io/dapp receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @lombardini.io/dapp popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lombardini.io/dapp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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