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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This pull request centralizes the Squid API endpoint configuration by introducing a new constant called SQUID_API_URL in the constants file. The previously hardcoded URLs in functions across the project have been replaced with template strings using SQUID_API_URL. In particular, the changes in the index module affect the getSquidChains and getSquidTokens functions, while the utility module now uses the constant in getSquidRouterUrl and getTokenPrice (with added header configuration and refined response extraction).

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/consts/misc.ts	Added new constant SQUID_API_URL with the value 'https://apiplus.squidrouter.com/v2'.
src/index.ts, src/util.ts	Replaced hardcoded API URLs with template literals using SQUID_API_URL. In src/index.ts, updated URL construction in the getSquidChains and getSquidTokens functions. In src/util.ts, updated URL usage in getSquidRouterUrl and getTokenPrice (added an x-integrator-id header and modified response extraction to return data.token.usdPrice).

Sequence Diagram(s)

Squid Chains/Tokens API Call Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant IndexModule as Index Module
    participant API as Squid API Server

    Client->>IndexModule: Call getSquidChains/getSquidTokens()
    IndexModule->>IndexModule: Construct URL using SQUID_API_URL
    IndexModule->>API: Send GET request to constructed URL
    API-->>IndexModule: Return API response
    IndexModule-->>Client: Return parsed chains/tokens data

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Token Price Fetch Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant UtilModule as Util Module
    participant API as Squid API Server

    Client->>UtilModule: Call getTokenPrice(tokenAddress, chainId)
    UtilModule->>UtilModule: Construct URL using SQUID_API_URL
    UtilModule->>UtilModule: Set headers (including x-integrator-id)
    UtilModule->>API: Send fetch request for token price
    API-->>UtilModule: Return JSON response
    UtilModule->>UtilModule: Extract data.token.usdPrice
    UtilModule-->>Client: Return token price

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• src/consts/misc.ts (1 hunks)
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