The Wizard SDK allows users to interact with the LSD network and Giant pools. Using the SDK anyone can deploy their own LSD, interact with the new or the existing LSDs.
It is recommended to use
ethers.jsas the SDK uses it throughout.
To install the SDK use the command yarn add @blockswaplab/wizard
One of the ways to import and initialize the Wizard SDK is:
const { Wizard } = require('@blockswaplab/wizard');
const provider = new ethers.providers.InfuraProvider("ropsten", {
projectId: INFURA_PROJECT_ID,
projectSecret: INFURA_PROJECT_SECRET
});
const signer = new ethers.Wallet(PRIV_KEY, provider);
const wizard = new Wizard({
signer: signer, // signer or provider
liquidStakingManagerAddress: "0x1779642181f0f799582e9ebe9615f96c744e527b", // optional
savETHPoolAddress: "0x4857819f7a29c73f4a005dd907e01333383d2f81", // optional
feesAndMevPoolAddress: "0x7635c5d48b0c0b99a66628b3c1297ed5bb395bb9" // optional
});signer parameter: ethers.js signer or provider instance. With provider instance only the view functions from the smart contract are executable.
liquidStakingManagerAddress parameter: Address of the specific LSD to execute functions from. This is an optional parameter. When null, none of the functions from LSD's Liquid Staking Manager can be executed via the SDK.
savETHPoolAddress parameter: Address of the Protected Staking pool of any LSD. This is an optional parameter. When null, none of none of the functions from the LSD's Protected Staking pool can be executed via the SDK. This address can be from any LSD, which means a user can query a function from Liquid Staking Manager of LSD-1 and also execute a function from Protected Staking pool of LSD-2.
feesAndMevPoolAddress parameter: Address of the Fess and MEV pool of any LSD. This is an optional parameter. When null, none of the functions from the LSD's Fees and MEV pool can be executed via the SDK. This address can be from any LSD, which means a user can query a function from Liquid Staking Manager of LSD-1 and also execute a function from Fees and MEV pool of LSD-2.
To deploy a new LSD network, the SDK only needs the signer parameter.
The SDK exposes various sub-classes: