aegis-swap-widget 0.10.1 → 0.10.3

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,21 @@
 # Changelog
 
+## 0.10.3
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- Fix Wolf Trade dollar entry: the $ control now selects a USDC spend budget instead of only changing the balance display. Entering $255 quotes 255 USDC of input, with the WATER output determined by the live quote. Switching units clears the draft to prevent reinterpreting a resource quantity as money. Dollar buys require a verified dollar-pegged counter token; Sell continues to use resource quantities.
+
+  Restore 25%, 50%, 75%, and Max shortcuts in the Wolf preset. Percentages use the spend-side wallet balance and round down to token precision. Custom numeric resource shortcuts remain supported. Core stays at ^0.6.0.
+
+## 0.10.2
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- 487c7c4: Fix Wolf store resources other than the mounted one opening onto a disabled amount field with no quote. `wolfGameResourceWidgetProps` controls both surfaces when the host supplies `onResourceChange`; otherwise it seeds a shared widget-owned selection using `marketLinks`. Store and Earn resource changes now stay synchronized across tab switches, and later host symbol changes update both surfaces without remounting. Earn's built-in resource picker remains available in widget-owned mode, and unavailable Engine markets do not fall back to another resource.
+
+  Resolve bundled pool aliases in `poolId`, `defaultPoolId`, and `poolIds` against the available backend pool IDs, preserving discovered IDs for quotes and callbacks. Existing Wolf integrations can retain their helper callback and backend pool list when upgrading; no manual pool-ID conversion is required.
+
 ## 0.10.1
 
 ### Patch Changes

package/README.md

@@ -125,10 +125,22 @@ and history. `backendBaseUrl` is a separate Swap data plane and must expose
 `/v1/config`, `/v1/markets`, `/v1/tokens`, and token price history. Do not point
 both props at a route that implements only the Engine endpoints.
 
-`wolfGameResourceWidgetProps` controls the Store pool and Earn market from one
-resource. It ignores an unknown Store pool instead of selecting an unrelated
-market. Spread the preset first, then the controlled resource props, and put
-host callbacks last when they intentionally override a default.
+`wolfGameResourceWidgetProps(resource, setResource)` controls the Store pool
+and Earn market from one host resource. If the host has no resource state,
+use `wolfGameResourceWidgetProps('GRASS')`: the widget links both surfaces and
+provides its built-in Earn resource picker. Changes inside either surface
+survive switching tabs. Passing a different symbol later updates both surfaces
+without remounting; rerendering the same symbol preserves the user's selection.
+Spread the preset first, then the resource props, and put host callbacks last
+when they intentionally override a default. Unknown pools are ignored, and a
+missing Engine market never falls back to a different resource.
+
+The preset's bundled pool aliases also work with backend-discovered
+`evm_<chainId>_<poolId>` IDs. Existing hosts may keep their backend-ID
+`buySwapConfig.poolIds` override; the widget resolves the selected alias against
+the available pools and preserves the discovered ID for quotes and callbacks.
+Merge nested overrides with `...resourceProps.buySwapConfig` so the helper's
+selection and callback remain attached. No host-side ID conversion is needed.
 
 The Wolf preset defaults `partnerContextVariant` to `embedded`, so it renders no
 standing game context above Trade and Earn. The published widget does not call