@luxdefi/solidity
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BoringSolidity is a collection of general purpose Solidity contracts that have been reasonably optimized, reviewed and tested. Still, they come with no guarantees and are provided as-is.
This is a combination of the well known Ownable and Claimable patterns. It's streamlined to reduce the amount of functions exposed for gas savings.
This is not a full ERC20 implementation, as it's missing totalSupply. It's optimized for minimal gas usage while remaining easy to read.
Simple universal factory to create minimal proxies from masterContracts.
Extension to be added to any contract to allow calling multiple functions on the contract in a batch (a single EOA call). The EIP 2612 permit proxy function is included because it's common to approve spending before calling other functions on a contract.
The Rebase struct and RebaseLibary make it easy to track amounts and shares in a single storage slot. This will limit amounts and shares to 128 bits, but if used for token balances, this should be enough for pretty much all tokens that have real use.
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We found that @luxdefi/solidity 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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