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Fuel Analyzer

A simple gas estimation module for your Truffle project. The project is still in BETA.

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Installing

node.js

$.../king_martik/some_project> npm install --save fuel-analyzer

How to

Simply import fuel-analyzer into your Truffle project.

const fa = require('fuel-analyzer');

Than create an instance of the fuel-analyzer.

IMPORTANT: Estimation does not change state of the storage in your local node.


let fuelAnalyzer= await new fa.FuelAnalyzer(web3, UniswapRouterInstance, 
        [
            "swapExactTokensForTokens",
            "swapExactTokensForETH"
        ],
        [
            [1000, 20, [USDT, UNI], user, time, {from: owner}],
            [2000, 40, [USDT, WETH], user, time, {from: owner}]
        ],
        [
            "1000 USDT has been swapped for UNI wia swapExactTokensForTokens function",
            "2000 USDT has been swapped for ETH wia swapExactTokensForETH function"
        ]
    );

Where:

-First param is a web3 instance

-Second param is a contract instance

-Third param is an array that includes one ore more functions that have to be estimated.

-Fourth param is an array of arrays of params for each function.

-Fifth param is a decription for each estimated function.

Use getReport() to write gas_price.md file. The file will be stored in your project folder.

await fuelAnalyzer.getReport();