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@connector-kit/providers
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Provider utilities and templates for the ConnectorKit ecosystem. This package provides tools for creating and managing protocol integrations.
Provider utilities and templates for the ConnectorKit ecosystem. This package provides tools for creating and managing protocol integrations.
import { createProvider } from '@connector-kit/providers'
@connector-kit/jupiter) - Swap provider for Jupiter aggregator
JupiterConfigJupiterQuoteResponse, JupiterSwapResponsegetJupiterTokens()import { createProvider } from '@connector-kit/providers'
const customProvider = createProvider({
name: 'my-protocol',
swap: {
quote: async (params) => { /* implementation */ },
buildTransaction: async (quote) => { /* implementation */ },
isTokenSupported: (mint) => { /* implementation */ }
}
})
import { ArcProvider } from '@connector-kit/sdk'
import { createJupiter } from '@connector-kit/jupiter'
<ArcProvider
network="mainnet-beta"
providers={[createJupiter()]}
>
<YourApp />
</ArcProvider>
import { createProviderRegistry } from '@connector-kit/providers'
const registry = createProviderRegistry({
jupiter: createJupiter({
apiUrl: 'https://quote-api.jup.ag/v6',
slippageBps: 50
})
// Add more providers as they become available
})
See src/templates/provider-template.md for a complete guide on creating new providers.
interface SwapProvider {
name: string
quote: (params: SwapParams) => Promise<SwapQuote>
buildTransaction: (quote: SwapQuote) => Promise<PrebuiltTransaction>
isTokenSupported: (mint: string) => boolean
}
This package serves as the foundation for protocol integrations:
@connector-kit/jupiter - Jupiter DEX integrationFAQs
Provider utilities and templates for the ConnectorKit ecosystem. This package provides tools for creating and managing protocol integrations.
We found that @connector-kit/providers demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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