feat!: use branded number types #49
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All balances and prices are now required to be
DecimalNumber
orSerializedDecimalNumber
.DecimalNumber
uses BigNumber under the hood, for arbitrary precision arithmetic.SerializedDecimalNumber
are stored as a strings with a maximum of 20 decimals. To avoid responses with too many decimals.These were implemented using branded types. See https://michalzalecki.com/nominal-typing-in-typescript/.
The plugin interface has been updated to reflect this.
This should avoid confusion where previously balances could be in decimal format or as whole (large integer) numbers returned from ERC20 contracts.
An explicit call
toDecimalNumber
,toSerializedDecimalNumber
or castas DecimalNumber
is needed, to satisfy the compiler. Making us think twice about what we are doing.Let me know what you think.