This document provides an overview of the TridentRouter smart contract and its functions, along with a link to the detailed contract review documentation.
TridentRouter is a smart contract designed to facilitate swapping tokens across Trident pools. It acts as a router, enabling users to execute various types of token swaps, add liquidity to pools, burn liquidity tokens, recover mistakenly sent tokens, and perform other related operations.
The TridentRouter contract provides several functions to perform different tasks:
- exactInputSingle: Swaps token A to token B directly, using
bentotokens. - exactInput: Swaps token A to token B indirectly by using multiple hops.
- addLiquidity: Adds liquidity to a pool by depositing tokens and minting liquidity tokens.
- burnLiquidity: Burns liquidity tokens to retrieve tokens from the pool.
- sweep: Recovers mistakenly sent tokens from the contract.
- unwrapWETH: Unwraps the contract's WETH tokens into ETH.
- deployPool: Wrapper function to allow pool deployment to be batched.
- approveMasterContract: Wrapper function to allow setting master contract approval to be batched.
- harvest: Calls BentoBox harvest function to rebalance a BentoBox token strategy.
- exactInputSingleWithNativeToken: Swaps token A to token B directly, depositing raw ERC-20 tokens into
bento. - exactInputWithNativeToken: Swaps token A to token B indirectly by using multiple hops, depositing raw ERC-20 tokens into
bento. - complexPath: Swaps multiple input tokens to multiple output tokens using multiple paths, in different percentages.
- burnLiquiditySingle: Burns liquidity tokens to retrieve tokens from the pool in a single token.
Each function has specific parameters and functionalities, detailed in the contract documentation.
For a detailed review of the TridentRouter contract, including line-by-line explanations of each function and its implementation, please refer to the TridentRouter Contract Review Documentation on GitBook.