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You can use this SDK in order to swap or pay using ERC-20 tokens.
We've built an example dApp that can found here https://github.com/paraswap/demo-dapp
You can also check a live example at: https://paraswap-sdk.netlify.com
https://paraswapv2.docs.apiary.io
Install the lib using npm or yarn
yarn install paraswap
const {ParaSwap} = require("paraswap");
const paraswap = new ParaSwap();
ES6 or TypeScript
import {ParaSwap} from "paraswap";
const paraswap = new ParaSwap();
const tokens = await paraSwap.getTokens();
const srcToken = '0xeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'; // ETH
const destToken = '0x89d24a6b4ccb1b6faa2625fe562bdd9a23260359'; // DAI
const srcAmount = '1000000000000000000'; //The source amount multiplied by its decimals: 10 ** 18 here
const priceRoute:OptimalRates = await paraSwap.getRate(srcToken, destToken, srcAmount);
Where priceRoute contains the rate and the distribution among exchanges, checkout the OptimalRates type for more details.
This can be used for trustless integrations, the
const paraswapFeed = new ParaswapFeed(1);
const priceRoute:OptimalRates = await paraswapFeed.getRate(srcToken, destToken, srcAmount);
This is a schema that describes the data flow from price query to executing a Swap:
Also available at https://paraswap-achirecture.netlify.com
const paraSwap = new ParaSwap().setWeb3Provider(web3Provider);
const allowance = await paraSwap.getAllowance(userAddress, tokenAddress);
const paraSwap = new ParaSwap().setWeb3Provider(web3Provider);
const txHash = await paraSwap.approveToken(amount, userAddress, tokenAddress);
const srcToken = '0xeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee';
const destToken = '0x89d24a6b4ccb1b6faa2625fe562bdd9a23260359';
const srcAmount = '1000000000000000000'; //The source amount multiplied by its decimals
const senderAddress = '0xfceA770875E7e6f25E33CEa5188d12Ef234606b4';
const receiver = '0x8B4e846c90a2521F0D2733EaCb56760209EAd51A'; // Useful in case of swap and transfer
const referrer = 'my-company-or-nick-name';
const txParams = await paraSwap.buildTx(srcToken, destToken, srcAmount, destAmount, priceRoute, senderAddress, referrer, receiver);
web3.eth.sendTransaction(txParams, async (err: Error, transactionHash: string) => {
if (err) {
return this.setState({error: err.toString(), loading: false});
}
console.log('transactionHash', transactionHash);
});
Created an .env file with these 2 env variables:
PROVIDER_URL=YOUR_PROVIDRER_URL_OR_INFURA_URL
NODE_ENV=production
run
yarn install paraswap
For local developement you can run
yarn dev
For production build:
yarn build
Which will generate a production build on "dist" folder
FAQs
ParaSwap SDK
The npm package paraswap receives a total of 370 weekly downloads. As such, paraswap popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that paraswap demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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