@morpho-dev/router 0.6.0 → 0.7.1

package/docs/integrator.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ To run these checks and validate your offers, call **`POST /v1/validate`**. If v
 
 ## Discover supported rules
 
-The router publishes configured rules (maturities, callbacks, and loan tokens) by chain. These rules are enforced by the gatekeeper when validating offers.
+The router publishes configured rules (maturities, loan tokens, and oracles) by chain. These rules are enforced by the gatekeeper when validating offers.
 
 Call **`GET /v1/config/rules`** to retrieve the current rules (with pagination). Use the `types` and `chains` query params to filter which rules are returned. The response includes `meta.checksum` so integrators can detect updates.
 
@@ -43,13 +43,12 @@ The router computes `takeable = min(availableLiquidity, offerRemaining)`.
 
 A **callback** is the on-chain "liquidity source" used during settlement: it tells the protocol *where* to pull assets from (e.g., the maker’s wallet, or a specific vault position) when the offer is filled. Callbacks are extremely flexible, but that flexibility also means the router cannot reliably compute takeability for arbitrary callback logic.
 
-To keep takeability deterministic and indexable, the router only supports a **whitelist** of callback formats with well-defined semantics:
+To keep takeability deterministic and indexable, the router only supports **empty callbacks** with well-defined semantics:
 
-- **Buy with empty callback (`0x`)** (`BuyWithEmptyCallback`): source the buy-side liquidity from the maker’s ERC20 balance/allowance.
-- **Buy with Vault V1 callback** (`BuyVaultV1Callback`): source the buy-side liquidity from specific Vault V1 positions listed in the callback data (and registered in the router’s allowed vault factories).
-- **Sell with ERC20 callback** (`SellERC20Callback`): source the sell-side collateral from ERC20 collateral contracts listed in the callback data (must match the offer’s `collaterals`).
+- **Buy with empty callback** (`BuyWithEmptyCallback`): source the buy-side liquidity from the maker's ERC20 balance/allowance. The callback address is the zero address and data is `0x`.
+- **Sell with empty callback** (`SellWithEmptyCallback`): sell-side offers with empty callback data. The callback address is the zero address and data is `0x`.
 
-In practice, the router indexes the underlying source (wallet balances/allowances, Vault V1 positions, etc.) and caps the offer by what is actually available. If an offer uses a non-whitelisted callback address or an unsupported callback shape, it may still be valid on-chain, but it will be rejected by the router’s gatekeeper (see **`POST /v1/validate`**).
+In practice, the router indexes the underlying source (wallet balances/allowances) and caps the offer by what is actually available. If an offer uses a non-empty callback (non-zero address or non-`0x` data), it will be rejected by the router's gatekeeper (see **`POST /v1/validate`**).
 
 If `availableLiquidity = 0`, the offer is **not** treated as invalid. The offer remains indexed, but it is returned with `takeable = 0` (and therefore will not be executed by router consumers).
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@morpho-dev/router",
-  "version": "0.6.0",
+  "version": "0.7.1",
   "description": "Router package for Morpho protocol",
   "type": "module",
   "license": "MIT",