Geb
The main package used to interact with the GEB system. Includes helper functions for safe management and the contract interface object to directly call smart contracts.
Constructor of the main Geb.js object.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
network | GebDeployment | Either 'kovan', 'mainnet' or an actual list of contract addresses. |
provider | GebProviderInterface | Provider | Either a Ethers.js provider or a Geb provider (Soon support for Web3 will be added) |
• contracts: ContractApis
Object containing all GEB core smart-contracts instances for direct level interactions. All of the following contracts object are one-to-one typed API to the underlying smart-contract. Read-only functions that do not change the blockchain state return a promise of the return data. State modifying function will return synchronously a pre-filled transaction request object:
{
to: "0x123abc.."
data: "0xabab234ab..."
}
This object follow the TransactionRequest model of ethers.js (Also similar to the model used by web.js). The object can be completed with properties such as
from, gasPrice, gas (gas limit, web3.js ony) or gasLimit (gas limit, ethers.js only). The object can then be passed to the sendTransaction of ehters.js or web3.jsExample:
// Setup geb.js an ethers
const provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider('http://kovan.infura.io/<API KEY>')
const wallet = new ethers.Wallet('<Private key>', provider)
const geb = new Geb('kovan', provider)
// Contract read function: Fetch the debt ceiling
const debtCeiling = await geb.contracts.safeEngine.globalDebtCeiling()
// State changing function: manualy liquidate a SAFE
const tx = geb.contracts.liquidationEngine.liquidateSAFE(ETH_A, '0x1234abc...')
await wallet.sendTransaction(tx) // Send the Ethereum transaction
Currently the following contracts are available:
- SAFEEngine
- AccountingEngine
- TaxCollector
- LiquidationEngine
- OracleRelayer
- GlobalSettlement
- DebtAuctionHouse
- PreSettlementSurplusAuctionHouse
- PostSettlementSurplusAuctionHouse
- SettlementSurplusAuctioneer
- GebSafeManager
- GetSafes
- BasicCollateralJoin
- CoinJoin
- Coin (System coin ERC20 contract)
- GebProxyRegistry
- FixedDiscountCollateralAuctionHouse
- Weth (ERC20)
For detailed information about the functions of each contract we recommend referring directly to the smart contract code and documentation.
▸ deployProxy(): TransactionRequest
Deploy a new proxy owned by the sender.
Returns: TransactionRequest
▸ getErc20Contract(
tokenAddress: string): Erc20Returns an object that can be used to interact with a ERC20 token. Example:
const USDCAddress = "0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48"
const USDC = geb.getErc20Contract(USDCAddress)
// Get 0xdefiisawesome's balance
const balance = USDC.balanceOf("0xdefiisawesome..")
// Send 1 USDC to 0xdefiisawesome (USDC has 6 decimals)
const tx = USDC.transfer("0xdefiisawesome..", "1000000")
await wallet.sendTransaction(tx)
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
tokenAddress | string | Token contract address |
Returns: Erc20
Erc20
▸ getGebContract‹T›(
gebContractClass: GebContractAPIConstructorInterface‹T›, address: string): TReturns an instance of a specific geb contract given a Geb contract API class at a specified address
import { contracts } from "geb.js"
const safeEngine = geb.getGebContract(contracts.SafeEngine, "0xabcd123..")
const globalDebt = safeEngine.globalDebt()
Type parameters:
▪ T: BaseContractAPI
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
gebContractClass | GebContractAPIConstructorInterface‹T› | Class from contracts or adminContracts |
address | string | Contract address of the instance |
Returns: T
▸ getIncentiveCampaignContract(
campaignNumber: number): Promise‹StakingRewards‹››Help function to get the contract object of an incentive campaign given its number ID
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
campaignNumber | number | incremental ID of the campaign |
Returns: Promise‹StakingRewards‹››
StakingRewards
Given an address returns a GebProxyActions object to execute bundled operations. Important: This requires the address to have deployed a GEB proxy through the proxy registry contract. It will throw a
DOES_NOT_OWN_HAVE_PROXY error if the address specified does not have a proxy. Use the deployProxy function to get a new proxy.Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
ownerAddress | string | Externally owned user account, Ethereum address that owns a GEB proxy. |
Get the SAFE object given a
safeManager id or a safeEngine handler address.Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
idOrHandler | string | number | Safe Id or SAFE handler |
collateralType? | string | - |
Fetch the list of safes owned by an address. This function will fetch safes owned directly through the safeManager and safes owned through the safe manager through a proxy. Safes owned directly by the address at the safeEngine level won't appear here.
Note that this function will make a lot of network calls and is therefore very slow. For front-ends we recommend using pre-indexed data such as the geb-subgraph.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
address | string | |
▸ multiCall‹O1, O2, O3›(
calls: [MulticallRequest‹O1›, MulticallRequest‹O2›, MulticallRequest‹O3›]): Promise‹[O1, O2, O3]›Bundles several read only GEB contract call into 1 RPC single request. Useful for front-ends or apps that need to fetch many parameters from the contracts but want to minimize the network request and the load on the underlying Ethereum node. The function takes as input an Array of GEB view contract calls. IMPORTANT: You have to set the
multicall parameter of the contract function to true, it is the always the last parameter of the function. Multicall works for all contracts in the Geb.contracts and can be use with any contract that inherit the BaseContractApi. Note that it does not support non-view calls (Calls that require to pay gas and change the state of the blockchain).Example:
import { ethers } from "ethers"
import { Geb } from "geb.js"
const provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider("http://kovan.infura.io/...")
const geb = new Geb("kovan", provider);
const [ globalDebt, collateralInfo ] = await geb.multiCall([
geb.contracts.safeEngine.globalDebt(true), // !! Note the last parameter set to true.
geb.contracts.safeEngine.collateralTypes(ETH_A, true),
])
console.log(`Current global debt: ${globalDebt.toString()}`)
console.log(`Current ETH_A debt: ${collateralInfo.debtAmount}`)
Type parameters:
▪ O1
▪ O2
▪ O3
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
calls | [MulticallRequest‹O1›, MulticallRequest‹O2›, MulticallRequest‹O3›] | Call a read only GEB contract function. The GEB contract object needs to be called with the parameter multicall set to true as seen in the example above. |
Returns: Promise‹[O1, O2, O3]›
Promise Array with the result from their respective requests.
▸ getGebContract‹T›(
gebContractClass: GebContractAPIConstructorInterface‹T›, address: string, provider: GebProviderInterface | Provider): TReturns an instance of a specific geb contract given Geb contract API class constructor at a specified address
Type parameters:
▪ T: BaseContractAPI
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
gebContractClass | GebContractAPIConstructorInterface‹T› | Class from contracts or adminContracts |
address | string | Contract address of the instance |
provider | GebProviderInterface | Provider | Either a Ethers.js provider or a Geb provider |
Returns: T
Last modified 2yr ago