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+ # @overcast-xyz/evm-contracts
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+
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+ TypeScript ABIs and types for the Overcast protocol contracts.
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+
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+ The package has **no runtime dependencies**. The ABIs are `as const` arrays that
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+ viem and abitype infer from directly, and the struct types are fully expanded, so
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+ nothing is imported into a consumer's dependency tree.
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+
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+ ## Usage
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { createPublicClient, http } from "viem";
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+ import { coreAbi, OptionSide, type Offer } from "@overcast-xyz/evm-contracts";
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+
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+ const client = createPublicClient({ transport: http() });
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+
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+ // Return type is inferred from the ABI — no generics, no casts.
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+ const option = await client.readContract({
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+ address: "0x…",
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+ abi: coreAbi,
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+ functionName: "getOption",
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+ args: ["0x…"],
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+ });
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+
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+ const offer: Offer = {
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+ salt: "0x…",
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+ creator: "0x…",
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+ optionDetails: { /* … */ },
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+ expiry: 0n,
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+ side: OptionSide.Maker,
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+ counterparty: "0x…",
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+ };
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+ ```
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+
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+ `coreAbi` is the composed `Core` contract, so it carries the full surface of
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+ every module under `src/core/` — functions, events, and all protocol errors, which
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+ means `decodeErrorResult` against it resolves any revert the protocol can produce.
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+ The extension points are exported too: `iSettlementLayerAbi`,
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+ `iOptionCreationHookAbi`, `physicalSettlementAbi`,
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+ `physicalSettlementFactoryAbi`, `chainlinkSettlementAbi`.
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+
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+ Each struct also ships its ABI fragment — `offerParameter`,
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+ `optionDetailsParameter`, … — for use with `encodeAbiParameters`, which is handy
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+ when reproducing the content-addressed offer and option ids that
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+ `libraries/Serialization.sol` computes on-chain.
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+
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+ ## Addresses
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+
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+ Deployed addresses come from the `deployments.toml` that `script/Deploy.s.sol`
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+ writes, fed to the wagmi foundry plugin's `deployments` option. Each chain with a
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+ committed table contributes an entry:
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { coreConfig, physicalSettlementFactoryAddress } from "@overcast-xyz/evm-contracts";
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+
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+ // coreConfig = { address: { 11155111: "0x…" }, abi: coreAbi }
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+ const domain = await client.readContract({ ...coreConfig, functionName: "domain" });
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+ ```
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+
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+ `coreAddress` is the **proxy** — the address to call the protocol at. The
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+ implementation behind it is not exported, because calling it directly does
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+ nothing useful.
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+
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+ Chains appear as they are deployed and their table is committed, so on a
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+ checkout with no deployments these exports simply do not exist yet.
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+
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+ `ChainlinkSettlementFactory` is exported the same way, for the chains whose
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+ deployment table names one — a chain that has not been redeployed since it was
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+ added simply does not appear.
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+
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+ Two things are deliberately not here:
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+
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+ - **Settlement layers themselves.** A chain holds one `PhysicalSettlement` per
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+ `ExerciseMode` and one `ChainlinkSettlement` per configuration, while the
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+ plugin's model is a single address per contract. Derive them from their
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+ factory's `predictAddress(...)` — the factories exist to be that source of
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+ truth.
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+
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+ Note that this is a call rather than a local derivation, and deliberately so:
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+ the `CREATE2` salt is pure ABI encoding and can be computed off-chain, but the
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+ init-code hash covers the layer's creation code, which this package does not
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+ export. Doing so would only look cheaper — a copy compiled from a different
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+ commit than the deployed factory derives a confidently wrong address, so the
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+ only bytes that answer the question correctly are the ones the deployed
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+ factory holds.
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+ - **Local development.** An `anvil` deployment's addresses belong to a chain that
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+ gets recreated on demand, so they cannot be published. Read the `[31337]` table
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+ of `deployments.toml` directly, or pass the address in from config.
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+
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+ ## Regenerating
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+
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+ Everything under `src/generated/` is derived from the Foundry artifacts and is
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+ committed, so consumers and downstream CI never need Foundry installed.
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ pnpm generate # forge build → wagmi generate (ABIs) → generate-types.ts (structs, enums)
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+ pnpm typecheck
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+ pnpm build
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+ ```
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+
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+ `pnpm generate` must be re-run and its output committed whenever a change to the
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+ Solidity alters an external signature, struct, or enum. CI regenerates and fails
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+ on any difference, so a stale commit does not get far.
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+
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+ ## Building
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+
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+ `pnpm build` emits the package twice — ESM to `dist/esm`, CommonJS to
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+ `dist/cjs` — and the `exports` map routes `import` and `require` to the matching
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+ half. Dual-publishing costs nothing here (the package is `as const` data and
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+ types, with no runtime imports) and it is what lets the two kinds of consumer
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+ coexist:
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+
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+ - **ESM / bundlers** take `dist/esm`, so `sideEffects: false` can drop the ABI
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+ arrays a build never references. These are large, so that matters.
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+ - **CommonJS** — every `@overcast-xyz/*` SDK package is `module: commonjs` —
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+ takes `dist/cjs` through the `require` condition, and through the top-level
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+ `main` / `types` for the older `node10` resolution those packages still use.
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+ Without that half they cannot see this package at all.
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+
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+ Two details are load-bearing. `scripts/emit-cjs-marker.mjs` writes a nested
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+ `dist/cjs/package.json` marking that directory `"type": "commonjs"`, since the
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+ root manifest is `"type": "module"` and would otherwise have Node read the
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+ CommonJS emit as ESM; tsc only picks the `.cjs` extension for `.cts` inputs, so
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+ the marker is the way to say it. And `tsconfig.build.cjs.json` pairs `module:
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+ CommonJS` with `moduleResolution: bundler` — TypeScript 7 removed `node10`, and
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+ `bundler` is the only mode left that pairs with a CommonJS emit. Nothing under
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+ `src/` imports a package, only its own `./generated/*.js` siblings, so the
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+ resolution mode has nothing to decide.
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+
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+ ## Layout
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+
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+ | Path | Generated by | Contents |
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+ | ------------------------- | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `src/generated/abis.ts` | `@wagmi/cli` foundry plugin | one `as const` ABI per exported contract, plus `*Address` / `*Config` for deployed chains |
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+ | `src/generated/structs.ts`| `scripts/generate-types.ts` | ABI tuple parameters + expanded struct types |
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+ | `src/generated/enums.ts` | `scripts/generate-types.ts` | const objects for each file-level Solidity enum |
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+ | `test/generated.assert.ts`| `scripts/generate-types.ts` | compile-time check of the struct types |
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+
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+ `scripts/contracts.ts` is the single list of exported contracts, read by both
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+ generators. `scripts/deployments.ts` is the single reader of `deployments.toml`,
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+ used by `wagmi.config.ts` to supply addresses.
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+
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+ The wagmi CLI is used for ABIs only — the `react` and `actions` plugins are
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+ deliberately not enabled, since the hooks they emit import from `wagmi/codegen`
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+ and would make wagmi a runtime dependency of this package.
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+
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+ The plugin's `includeBroadcasts` option, which would lift addresses out of
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+ `broadcast/` and remove `scripts/deployments.ts`, is off for two reasons that were
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+ checked against this project's own broadcast logs. It attributes the *implementation*
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+ to `Core`, since `Core` reaches the chain twice and the address consumers need
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+ belongs to a transaction named `ERC1967Proxy`; and `run-latest.json` holds the
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+ latest run rather than accumulated state, so a re-run that only reconciles
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+ configuration overwrites it and every address disappears. A deployment record has
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+ neither problem — it names the proxy, and it describes a chain's current state
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+ rather than the last thing that happened to it.
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+
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+ The struct types are expanded rather than derived from abitype so that the
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+ published `.d.ts` has no imports. That puts the Solidity-to-TypeScript width
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+ mapping (`uint48` and below are `number`, wider is `bigint`) in
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+ `scripts/generate-types.ts`, so `test/generated.assert.ts` checks it against what
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+ abitype — and therefore viem — infers from the same ABI fragment. abitype is a
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+ devDependency used only by that check.