chore: refactor ABI interfaces and improve example code usage #117
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Refactored ABI definitions for better clarity and separation using `sol!` blocks. Enhanced the example to use `WETH9` and improved transaction building with cleaner syntax. Updated README for concise documentation on `std` feature.
WalkthroughAdjusts glasses Fascinating! This pull request introduces significant modifications to the Uniswap V3 SDK Rust project, primarily enhancing ABI interfaces, refactoring example code, and simplifying documentation. The changes focus on expanding smart contract interaction capabilities, particularly for token management, swapping, and liquidity operations. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant SDK as Uniswap V3 SDK
participant Contract as Smart Contract
Dev->>SDK: Configure Token/Pool
SDK->>Contract: Create/Manage Liquidity
Contract-->>SDK: Return Transaction Results
SDK-->>Dev: Provide Detailed Responses
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src/abi.rs (5)
7-7: No Concern at This Bracket
You’ve ended this sol! block properly. No immediate concerns. Bazinga.
192-192: Nothing but a Closing Brace
This bracket ends the INonfungiblePositionManager block. Nothing else to add.
274-274: Close That Quoter Block
Always good to see a matching brace.
276-276: Interface Addition: ISwapRouter
Neat expansion for swap functionalities. Check alignment with the actual router contract addresses to avoid transaction fiascos.
9-9: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Interface Addition: INonfungiblePositionManager
An impressive suite of liquidity functions here. Ensure you validate all parameters—particularly those with user inputs. I suggest thorough integration tests to confirm every scenario, especially around deadlines and fees.
Need a script to verify each function’s usage across the codebase?
examples/from_pool_key_with_tick_data_provider.rs (3)
17-17: SolCall Import
A logical addition for your quoter calls. No big red flags.
28-28: Fetching WETH9 On-Chain
Granting direct chain access is wise. Confirm chain IDs so you don’t do something silly like mainnet calls on test networks.
57-59: TransactionRequest Chaining
A sleek improvement for readability. Precisely how I'd do it.
README.md (1)
67-67: Note on std
A succinct explanation. Activating std is logical for more advanced use cases.
Refactored ABI definitions for better clarity and separation using
sol!blocks. Enhanced the example to useWETH9and improved transaction building with cleaner syntax. Updated README for concise documentation onstdfeature.Summary by CodeRabbit
stdfeature.INonfungiblePositionManager,IQuoter,IQuoterV2, andISwapRouter.rpc_urland streamlined transaction request construction in the example code.