Overview
Architecture of MIRA, links to repositories and their purposes, and access to deployed instances of the system.
Architecture and Repositories
The MIRA architecture is divided into several core components, each with a specific purpose. Below is an overview of these components and the repositories associated with them:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Core Contract | Implements the foundational AMM logic, handling swaps, liquidity provision, and pool state management. |
| Periphery Scripts | Provides high-level abstractions for interacting with the core contract, including safety mechanisms and swap functions. |
| TypeScript SDK | Offers tools for developers to interact with MIRA, including swapping tokens, querying liquidity pools, and managing liquidity. |
| Rust SDK | Provides a Rust-based toolkit for developers building high-performance applications on top of MIRA. |
Deployed Instances
Mainnet
- Front-End: https://mira.ly
- Smart Contract IDs:
- Core:
0x2e40f2b244b98ed6b8204b3de0156c6961f98525c8162f80162fcf53eebd90e7 - Hook:
0xa703db08d1dbf30a6cd2fef942d8dcf03f25d2254e2091ee1f97bf5fa615639e- Current hook validates that swaps follow the invariant curve.
- Additional functionality can be added to the AMM in the future using new hooks.
- Core:
Testnet
- Front-end: None currently available.
Smart Contracts:
Contract ID: 0xd5a716d967a9137222219657d7877bd8c79c64e1edb5de9f2901c98ebe74da80