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# TypeScript SDK

### Typescript SDK Features

With the Typescript SDK, you can easily do the following:

* Use the WoofiClient or construct your own transactions with the raw instructions to:
  * Swap tokens on WOOFi sPMM contract
* Quotes - helper functions to help developers perform quote estimations on tasks such as:
  * Get a quote on a swap and swap fee off-chain
  * Get a quote on a swap and swap fee on-chain
* Utility classes
  * Get contract supported tokens.
  * Get pyth oracle for supported tokens (in USD).
  * Other helper functions to help interact with WOO sPMM components

### Installation & Test

In your package, run:

```
yarn
yarn build
```

### Usage

### Run Typescript tests via local validator

In the WOOFi\_Solana/sdk folder, run:

```
yarn test
```

### Generate TypeDoc

In the `sdk` folder, run `yarn run docs`

You can also see the generated TypeDoc under docs folder.

### Sample Codes

You can find sample code covering basic operations under sdk/test folder [here](https://github.com/woonetwork/WOOFi_Solana/tree/main/sdk/tests).


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