@mean-finance/mean-oracles
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This repository will hold all Mean Finance's oracle infrastructure. It aims to have a sufficiently flexible architecture as to support a wide amount of tokens composition, and therefore enabling quoting pairs that couldn't be done before.
Some of this is achieved by leveraging already existing oracles like Uniswap V3 Static Oracle.
The package will contain:
@mean-finance/mean-oracles/artifacts@mean-finance/mean-oracles/deployments folder.@mean-finance/mean-oracles/typechainedEverything that you need to know as a developer on how to use all repository smart contracts can be found in the documented interfaces.
To install with Hardhat or Truffle:
yarn install @mean-finance/mean-oracles
npm install @mean-finance/mean-oracles
Contracts are deployed at the same address on all available networks via the deterministic contract factory
Available networks: Optimism, Optimism Kovan, Arbitrum Rinkeby, Polygon, Mumbai (Polygon testnet).
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