This package puts together the core business logic behind the Ambire browser extensions and (the future) mobile apps.

This package is not intended to run standalone.

It’s meant to be used as a dependency by Ambire apps.

You may install it standalone only for development purposes — e.g. to run tests, make changes, or compile it locally:

npm install

Create ".env" file in the root directory and fill in all variables, see ".env-sample" for a reference.

We follow a lightweight Git branching model:

• v1 (legacy)

  • v1 branch (ex master branch), now archived as the final state of the v1 codebase. Ambire v1 apps are in maintenance mode, so occasionally small changes may be applied to this branch.
  • develop branch - deprecated and deleted; used in the past for v1 development

• v2 (current)

  • v2 branch is our active development branch
  • main branch - reflects the current production version, all releases are merged here

This package does not include compiled JS and TS output in the repository.

Each Ambire app compiles it individually as needed.

The dist/ folder exists for internal use only. It may contain some compiled files, but it is not kept up to date and not updated on release.

Do not rely on dist/ as a source of compiled code.

Example on how to manually compile a file to the dist/ folder:

tsc src/libs/portfolio/getOnchainBalances.ts \
  --target es2020 \
  --module commonjs \
  --esModuleInterop true \
  --sourceMap true \
  --resolveJsonModule true \
  --outDir ./dist

This package contains all of the contracts that are used within ambire-common, as well as contracts that are used in projects that have ambire-common as dependency. Do not delete compiled contracts unless you are sure they are not used in the Ambire web wallet, mobile wallet and relayer.

To compile specific set of contracts, simply list the contract names in the command compile:contracts like so:

npm run compile:contracts WALLETSupplyController LegendsNFTImplementation

Always commit in ambire-common code that's compatible with web & mobile both 🤞

Make sure your code editor has plugins that support the following configuration files: .editorconfig, .prettierrc, tsconfig.json, eslintrc.js, import-sorter.json.

How to deploy Ambire 7702:

• npx hardhat compile
• npx hardhat run scripts/deploy7702.js --network optimism
• npx hardhat verify --network optimism 0xfe77D030Ac0531f5A62bAe502712b1F1cf976DD9