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Pegasys-One Periphery

Set up Environment

install node.js(12.X) and npm

Compile from source

1. install denpendencies

install the package listed in the package.json via yarn

2. compile

compile via following command

$ npx hardhat compile
3. compiled json file

after compile, the abi and code of the contracts can be found in files artifacts/*.sol/*.json

Run test cases

1. compile one-core

before running test case, you should compile one-core first. you can refer to the README.md in the link to compile the core, suppose the project dir of one-core is ${ONE_CORE_DIR}

2. copy compiled json from one-core to one-periphery

after compile the one-core project, copy dirs ${ONE_CORE_DIR}/artifacts/*.sol to ${ONE_PERIPHERY}/test/core/ copy compiled json file of weth into ${ONE_PERIPHERY}/test/core/ and name it as WETH9.json because when we running test cases, we will find abi and code of one-core contracts and weth contract under ${ONE_PERIPHERY}/test/core/

3. run test case

run test cases via following command

$ npx hardhat test

if you want to only run a single test case, simply run

$ npx hardhat test test/${FILE_OF_TEST_CASE}.json

Example of Deploy and interact

1. Example of Deploy and interact

we provide example scripts for deploy contracts, add pool, add liquidity, view liquidity, swap, prequery price. in the following, we take the example of deploying and interface in eth-network network, which has been set in ${ONE_PERIPHERY}/hardhat.config.js, if you want to deploy and interface in other eth-networks, you could just configure the network in the hardhat.config.js and specified it via --network when runing coresponding scripts

2. prepare work

establish a file called .settings.js under dir ${ONE_PERIPHERY}

$ cp .settings.js.example .settings.js

following 3 field must be filled change the field of sk to a private key of your sign account of the network you want to deploy change the field of weth to address of contract weth of the network change the field of izumiswapFactory to address of the IzumiswapFactory contract in the network, the deployment of IzumiswapFactory can be refered in one-core

the following field in the .settings.js can be empty string currently

3. Example to deploy "NonfungibleLiquidityManager" and "Swap"

you can refer to the example script scripts/deployPeriphery.js.

$ npx hardhat run scripts/deployPeriphery.js --network eth-networks

after running, the deployed addresses of NonfungibleLiquidityManager and Swap can be viewed on the screen. and you should copy them to the fields nflmAddr and swapAddr in the .settings.js for ineractions of add pool, add liquidity and swap

4. Example to deploy "Quoter" contract.
$ npx hardhat run scripts/deployQuoter.js --network network

after running, the deployed addresses of Quoter can be viewed on the screen. and you should copy them to the field quoterAddr in the .settings.js for ineractions of pre query price

5. Example to "add pool", "add Liquidity", "swap" and "prequery price"

scripts/addPool will add a pool of (BIT/USDC/3000) before runing, make sure that nflmAddr, swapAddr, BIT, USDC in the .settings.js is correct, BIT and USDC are 2 token address used in the script, if you donot have such tokens in your eth-network, you can deploy them using contracts/test/Token.sol running addPool

$ npx hardhat run scripts/addPool.js --network eth-network
$ npx hardhat run scripts/getPool --network eth-network

you can view the pool address of (BIT/USDC/3000)

add and view liquidity

$ npx hardhat run scripts/addPool.js --network eth-network
$ npx hardhat run scripts/viewLiquidity.js --network eth-network

call swapX2Y(...) of Swap contract

$ npx hardhat run scripts/swapX2Y.js -- network eth-network

call swapY2X(...)

$ npx hardhat run scripts/swapY2X.js -- network eth-network

prequery price

$ node scripts/getSwapPrice.js

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