@centrifuge/sdk v0.0.0-alpha.15
Centrifuge SDK

The Centrifuge SDK is a JavaScript client for interacting with the Centrifuge ecosystem. It provides a comprehensive, fully typed library to integrate investments and redemptions, generate financial reports, manage pools, and much more.
Installation
Centrifuge SDK uses Viem under the hood. It's necessary to install it alongside the SDK.
npm install --save @centrifuge/sdk viem
# or
yarn install @centrifuge/sdk viemInit and config
Create an instance and pass optional configuration
import Centrifuge from '@centrifuge/sdk'
const centrifuge = new Centrifuge()The following config options can be passed on initialization of the SDK:
environment: 'mainnet' | 'demo' | 'dev'- Optional
- Default value:
mainnet
rpcUrls: Record<number, string>- Optional
- A object mapping chain ids to RPC URLs
Queries
Queries return Promise-like Observables. They can be either awaited to get a single value, or subscribed to to get fresh data whenever on-chain data changes.
try {
const pool = await centrifuge.pools()
} catch (error) {
console.error(error)
}const subscription = centrifuge.pools().subscribe(
(pool) => console.log(pool),
(error) => console.error(error)
)
subscription.unsubscribe()The returned results are either immutable values, or entities that can be further queried.
Transactions
To perform transactions, you need to set a signer on the centrifuge instance.
centrifuge.setSigner(signer)signer can be a EIP1193-compatible provider or a Viem LocalAccount.
With this you can call transaction methods. Similar to queries they can be awaited to get their final result, or subscribed to get get status updates.
const pool = await centrifuge.pool('1')
try {
const status = await pool.closeEpoch()
console.log(status)
} catch (error) {
console.error(error)
}const pool = await centrifuge.pool('1')
const subscription = pool.closeEpoch().subscribe(
(status) => console.log(pool),
(error) => console.error(error),
() => console.log('complete')
)Investments
Investments for a pool are done via ERC-7540 Tokenized Vaults. Vaults can be deployed for a share class on any supported network, for any supported currency
Retrieve a vault by querying it from the pool:
const pool = await centrifuge.pool('1')
const vault = await pool.vault(1, '0xabc...', '0xdef...') // Chain ID, share class ID, investment currency addressQuery the state of an investment on the vault for an investor:
const investment = await vault.investment('0x123...')
// Will return an object containing:
// isAllowedToInvest - Whether an investor is allowed to invest in the share class
// investmentCurrency - The ERC20 token that is used to invest in the vault
// investmentCurrencyBalance - The balance of the investor of the investment currency
// investmentCurrencyAllowance - The allowance of the vault
// shareCurrency - The ERC20 token that is issued to investors to account for their share in the share class
// shareBalance - The number of shares the investor has in the share class
// claimableInvestShares - The number of shares an investor can claim after their invest order has been processed (partially or not)
// claimableInvestCurrencyEquivalent - The equivalent value of the claimable shares denominated in the invest currency
// claimableRedeemCurrency - The amout of money an investor can claim after their redeem order has been processed (partially or not)
// claimableRedeemSharesEquivalent - The amount of shares that have been redeemed for which the investor can claim money
// pendingInvestCurrency - The amount of money that the investor wants to invest in the share class that has not been processed yet
// pendingRedeemShares - The amount of shares that the investor wants to redeem from the share class that has not been processed yet
// claimableCancelInvestCurrency - The amount of money an investor can claim after an invest order cancellation has been processed
// claimableCancelRedeemShares - The amount of shares an investor can claim after a redeem order cancellation has been processed
// hasPendingCancelInvestRequest - Whether the investor has an invest order that is in the process of being cancelled
// hasPendingCancelRedeemRequest - Whether the investor has a redeem order that is in the process of being cancelledInvest in a vault:
const result = await vault.increaseInvestOrder(1000)
console.log(result.hash)Once an order has been processed, claimableInvestShares will positive and shares can be claimed with:
const result = await vault.claim()Reports
Reports are generated from data from the Centrifuge API and are combined with pool metadata to provide a comprehensive view of the pool's financials.
Available reports are:
balanceSheetprofitAndLosscashflow
const pool = await centrifuge.pool('<pool-id>')
const balanceSheetReport = await pool.reports.balanceSheet()Report Filtering
Reports can be filtered using the ReportFilter type.
type GroupBy = 'day' | 'month' | 'quarter' | 'year'
const balanceSheetReport = await pool.reports.balanceSheet({
from: '2024-01-01',
to: '2024-01-31',
groupBy: 'month',
})Developer Docs
Dev server
yarn devBuild
yarn buildTest
yarn test
yarn test:single <path-to-file>
yarn test:simple:single <path-to-file> # without setup file, faster and without tenderly setupUser Docs
User docs are written and maintained in the sdk-docs repository. On push to the main branch, a GitHub Action will run and update the docs with the auto-generated docs from this repository using (typedoc).
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