xtoken-js

xtoken-js

Helper library to interact with xToken contracts written in Typescript with full typing support. It allows access to the low level API to directly interact with the contracts.

Install

yarn add xtoken-js

Dependencies

At the moment, xtoken-js requires using xtoken-abis and ethers.js v5.0.30

yarn add xtoken-abis
yarn add ethers@5.0.30

Documentation

GitHub pages: https://xtokenmarket.github.io/xtoken-js

Examples

import { ethers } from 'ethers'
import { X_KNC_A } from 'xtoken-abis'
import { XToken } from 'xtoken-js'

// Setup provider
const provider = new ethers.providers.InfuraProvider('homestead', '<API KEY>')

// Initialize XToken
const xToken = new XToken(provider)

// Calculate expected mint quantity for tokens
const expectedQty = await xToken.getExpectedQuantityOnMint(X_KNC_A, true, '1') // args: `symbol`, `tradeWithEth` & `amount`

Development

• Generate API documentation (HTML or JSON) without a mess of JSDoc tags to maintain
• Collocated, atomic, concurrent unit tests with AVA
• Source-mapped code coverage reports with nyc
• Configurable code coverage testing (for continuous integration)
• Automatic linting and formatting using typescript-eslint and Prettier

Build

yarn watch:build

Tests

yarn watch:test

In order to run a single test, you can use the name of the test or regex name to match the tests to be executed

yarn build && npx ava -m='*prices*'

Linting

To automatically fix eslint and prettier formatting issues, run:

yarn fix

Coverage

To generate and view test coverage, run:

yarn cov

This will create an HTML report of test coverage – source-mapped back to Typescript – and open it in your default browser.

Docs

The src folder is analyzed and documentation is automatically generated using TypeDoc.

yarn doc

This command generates the library documentation in HTML format and opens it in a browser.

Since types are tracked by Typescript, there's no need to indicate types in JSDoc format. For more information, see the TypeDoc documentation.

To generate and publish documentation to GitHub Pages use the following command:

yarn doc:publish

Once published, documentation should be available at the GitHub Pages

Publishing

Before publishing the package to NPM, prepare-release command builds, runs the tests, increases the package version automatically and publishes the docs to GitHub Pages.

yarn prepare-release

Once the above command runs successfully, you should then execute the below command which will tag the release version and publish the build to NPM.

Note: Before publishing the package, ensure that the package.json has the version field incremented and also the build folder has the compiled code.

git push --follow-tags origin main && npm publish

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