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Chain Configuration and Addresses

Access all the addresses, contract interfaces, and chain configurations

Being the interface to a cross-chain protocol, the IonicSdk is configured to seamlessly work across chains, and allows developers to introspect each chain's available infrastructure, as well as the deployed contracts in that chain.

These values are directly available via the instantiated SDK, for the selected chain with which the SDK is instantiated.

E.g.:

import { IonicSdk } from '@ionicprotocol/sdk';
import { ethers } from "ethers";

const chainId = 56;  // for BSC mainnet
const provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider('<YOUR-ENDPOINT-HERE>')

const sdk = new IonicSdk(provider, chainId);

console.log(sdk.oracles)
>>> ["FixedNativePriceOracle", "MasterPriceOracle", "ChainlinkPriceOracleV2", "CurveLpTokenPriceOracleNoRegistry", "UniswapLpTokenPriceOracle", "UniswapTwapPriceOracleV2"]

Here's an overview of the available properties of MidasSdk:

IonicSdk.provider         // the passed in provider
IonicSdk.chainId          // the passed in chain id 
IonicSdk.supportedAssets
IonicSdk.chainDeployment
IonicSdk.contracts 
IonicSdk.artifacts
IonicSdk.irms
IonicSdk.availableIrms
IonicSdk.oracles
IonicSdk.availableOracles
IonicSdk.chainSpecificAddresses
IonicSdk.chainSpecificParams
IonicSdk.deployedPlugins

IonicSdk.supportedAssets

Returns an array of the supported assets for Ionic Protocol given a specific chain.

E.g.:

console.log(sdk.supportedAssets)
>>> 
[
  {
    symbol: 'WBNB',
    underlying: '0xbb4CdB9CBd36B01bD1cBaEBF2De08d9173bc095c',
    name: 'Wrapped Binance Network Token',
    decimals: 18,
    oracle: 'FixedNativePriceOracle'
  },
  {
    symbol: 'BUSD',
    underlying: '0xe9e7CEA3DedcA5984780Bafc599bD69ADd087D56',
    name: 'Binance USD',
    decimals: 18,
    oracle: 'ChainlinkPriceOracleV2'
  },
  {
    symbol: 'BTCB',
    underlying: '0x7130d2A12B9BCbFAe4f2634d864A1Ee1Ce3Ead9c',
    name: 'Binance BTC',
    decimals: 18,
    oracle: 'ChainlinkPriceOracleV2'
  },
  ...

IonicSdk.irms

Returns an object mapping IRM contract names to their deployment specification, i.e., its address and ABI.

IonicSdk.availableIrms

Returns an array of the supported IRMs for a specific chain.

IonicSdk.oracles

Returns an object mapping oracle contract names to their deployment specification, i.e., its address and ABI.

IonicSdk.availableOracles

Returns an array of the supported Oracles for a specific chain

IonicSdk.chainSpecificAddresses

This object contains a set of addresses for infra specific to this chain. The chain's Native Wrapped Token address, and the main Uniswap-like router and factory addresses are amongst them. Widely used within the SDK.

IonicSdk.chainSpecificParams

A few chain-specific parameters, such as the Blocks Per Year and the coingecko ID for the chain's native token.

IonicSdk.deployedPlugins

Object containing the address, names, and strategies for the ERC4626 plugins deployed in a specific chain.

IonicSdk.contracts

Type: [contractName: string]: ethers.Contract]

The main contracts are the following:

  • FuseFeeDistributor: the "admin" contract, in charge of collecting protocol fees, and of performing admin functionality over the protocol

  • FusePoolDirectory: a registry contract in charge of keeping track of deployed pools

  • FusePoolLens: introspection module for querying Ionic Pool's data at different levels of aggregation

  • FusePoolLensSecondary: secondary introspection module, in charge of querying a specific pool's information

  • FuseSafeLiquidator: the contract in charge of performing the liquidations on Fuse Pools

IonicSdk.artifacts

E.g, to instantiate a cToken as an ethers.Contract, the following code is used:

const assetContract = new Contract(
    assetAddress, 
    this.artifacts.CTokenInterface.abi, 
    this.provider
);

IonicSdk.chainDeployment

Returns all the contract ABIs and addresses for the Ionic Protocol's deployment in a given chain.

E.g.:

console.log(sdk.chainDeployment.Comptroller)
>>> 
{
  address: '0x713B66c31833FF5E70123701a7368A2d28ea6485',
  abi: [
    {
      inputs: [Array],
      stateMutability: 'nonpayable',
      type: 'constructor'
    },
    {
      anonymous: false,
      inputs: [Array],
      name: 'ActionPaused',
      type: 'event'
    },
     ...
}
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Set of already instantiated for the core Ionic Protocol contracts that are widely used across the SDK. The functionality of these contracts is mostly wrapped by other SDK functions, so these are unlikely to be widely used by developers. They are given however as instantiated contracts for ease of access from the SDK's codebase.

Type: object containing as keys the Contract Name, and as object an type. Once more, this is provided as a shorthand for other SDK functions.

Type:

ethers.Contract
SupportedAsset
IrmConfig
IrmTypes
OracleConfig
OracleTypes
ChainAddresses
ChainParams
DeployedPlugins
Artifact
ChainDeployment