@perp/curie-periphery-contract
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This repository contains the periphery smart contracts for Perpetual Protocol Curie (v2). For core contracts, see perp-curie-contract.
Contract source code and metadata are also published as npm package:
Perpetual Protocol Curie (v2) are deployed on Optimism mainnet (an Ethereum Layer 2 network).
You could find the deployed periphery contract addresses inside the npm package @perp/curie-deployments.
You need Node.js 16+ to build. Use nvm to install it.
Clone this repository, install Node.js dependencies, and build the source code:
git clone git@github.com:perpetual-protocol/perp-curie-periphery-contract.git
npm i
npm run build
Run all the test cases:
npm run test
See CHANGELOG.
If any features/functionalities described in the Perpetual Protocol documentation, code comments, marketing, community discussion or announcements, pre-production or testing code, or other non-production-code sources, vary or differ from the code used in production, in case of any dispute, the code used in production shall prevail.
[1.5.0] - 2023-05-31
OtcMaker contract.LimitOrderBook for supporting whitelisted contract can call fillLimitOrder.ILimitOrderBook for supporting new OrderType OtcMakerOrder.FAQs
Perpetual Protocol Curie (v2) periphery contracts
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