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@mimic-fi/v2-swap-connector
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This package contains the implementation of the Swap Connector used by the Mimic protocol. The Swap Connector is part of the core architecture and is in charge of providing an interface to swap tokens. This can be achieved using any type of on-chain exchange, then this repo provides a simple implementation using Uniswap V2, Uniswap V3, Balancer V2, and Paraswap V5.
To set up this project you'll need git and yarn installed. From your command line:
# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/mimic-fi/v2-core
# Go into the repository's package
$ cd v2-core/packages/swap-connector
# Install dependencies
$ yarn
# Run tests to make sure everything is set up correctly
$ yarn test
To read more about our auditing and related security processes please refer to the security section of our docs site.
However, if you found any potential issue in any of our smart contracts or in any piece of code you consider critical for the safety of the protocol, please contact us through security@mimic.fi.
GPL 3.0
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