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Product type Book

Published in Mar 2024

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781837634118

Pages 490 pages

Edition 1st Edition

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Blockchain

Author (1):

Samuel Zhou

Table of Contents (21) Chapters

Preface

1. Part 1: Introduction to DeFi Application Development

2. Chapter 1: Introduction to DeFi

3. Chapter 2: Getting Started with DeFi Application Development

4. Chapter 3: Interacting with Smart Contracts and DeFi Wallets in the Frontend

5. Part 2: Design and Implementation of a DeFi Application for Trading Cryptos

6. Chapter 4: Introduction to Decentralized Exchanges

7. Chapter 5: Building Crypto-Trading Smart Contracts

8. Chapter 6: Implementing a Liquidity Management Frontend with Web3

9. Chapter 7: Implementing a Token-Swapping Frontend with Web3

10. Chapter 8: Working with Native Tokens

11. Part 3: Building a DeFi Application for Staking and Yield Farming

12. Chapter 9: Building Smart Contracts for Staking and Farming

13. Chapter 10: Implementing a Frontend for Staking and Farming

14. Part 4: Building a Crypto Loan App for Lending and Borrowing

15. Chapter 11: An Introduction to Crypto Loans

16. Chapter 12: Implementing an Asset Pool Smart Contract for a Crypto Loan

17. Chapter 13: Implementing a Price Oracle for Crypto Loans

18. Chapter 14: Implementing the Crypto Loan Frontend with Web3

19. Index

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Implementing URL routes for liquidity management

In this chapter, we will write UI code for liquidity management and interact with smart contracts. In this section, we will explain the structure of liquidity management pages and explain how to implement these pages. Before starting to write the UI code, you can start by using the code in the chatper06-start branch of the GitHub repository of this book or continue the work you did in Chapter 5, Building Crypto-Trading Smart Contracts.

In order to distinguish other features of the DeFi application, we will create a new URL route, /liquidity, for users to access all liquidity management functions. If you run the web application with the npm start command, you will access the liquidity management feature via http://localhost:3000/liquidity.

Meanwhile, we will create three sub-routes under /liquidity for the following three functions of the liquidity management feature: