set.js

set.js is a library for wrapping and interacting with Set Protocol V2 smart contracts. This library enables you to create, issue, redeem, and trade for Sets.

For Set Protocol V2 smart contract function descriptions, visit our docs

Getting Started

1. Add this package to your project: yarn install set.js
2. Configure your Set.js instance to read from & write to Ethereum, Polygon, or Optimism contract addresses. Your configuration for Ethereum Mainnet (Production) might look like this:

const SetJsEthereumMainnetAddresses = {
  controllerAddress: "0xF1B12A7b1f0AF744ED21eEC7d3E891C48Fd3c329",
  setTokenCreatorAddress: "0x026d25C2B70Ddbb8D759f1f38d6fD6e23b60B6DF",
  basicIssuanceModuleAddress: "0x508910aA6fF3D029Dc358dD0f775877A355BA35B",
  debtIssuanceModuleAddress: "0x338BEf3f37794dd199d6910E6109125D3eCa6048",
  debtIssuanceModuleV2Address: "0x3C0CC7624B1c408cF2cF11b3961301949f2F7820",
  streamingFeeModuleAddress: "0x3D8d14b7eFb8e342189ee14c3d40dCe005EB901B",
  tradeModuleAddress: "0x45D67b9dbEA9bd51ED2B67832addEAF839628fAa",
  navIssuanceModuleAddress: "0x33f6184b1695a8Fe344Ea6b7De11aA35A74Ec300",
  protocolViewerAddress: "0x15D860670b7DC211714282f1583CF591Cc3A945E"
}

3. Pass in an ethereum provider to your Set.js instance (either an ethers.js or web3.js will work). Your Set.js initialization might look like this:

const SetJsConfig = {
  ethersProvider: new ethers.providers.Web3Provider(myProvider),
  ...SetJsEthereumMainnetAddresses,
};

const SetJsInstance = new SetJs(SetJsConfig);

4. Begin using the Set Protocol. Try this command to see if your instance has been set up correctly (for ethereum production mainnet):

mySetJsInstance
  .setToken
  .fetchSetDetailsAsync(
    "0x1494CA1F11D487c2bBe4543E90080AeBa4BA3C2b",   // DeFi Pulse Index Set Token
    ["0xd8EF3cACe8b4907117a45B0b125c68560532F94D"], // Basic Issuance Module
    myAccount
  )

Take a look at our developer portal for more information on Set Protocol.