Endpoints List GraphQL API
The Defactor Postman Collection comprises a suite of pre-configured API requests designed for seamless integration into the Postman application, facilitating access to the services offered by the Defactor API.
This API offers dual modes of interaction with the smart contract: firstly, via the RESTful API; and secondly, through the GraphQL API.
It facilitates interaction with various Pools smart contracts by providing an intuitive interface that maps the actions to straightforward concepts, such as create, lend, borrow, repaid, etc. Also, it enables seamless communication with smart contracts configured across multiple blockchain networks. It is necessary to specify the network and contract name in each request payload.
Outlined below is a detailed overview of the API's functionalities, leveraging a designated instance of the counterpartypool
contract as the primary data source.
The counterpartypool
contract is based on a token that follows the erc20
token standard that has a set precision. For example it can be usdc
, euroc
with a exactly a precision of 6 or any other token that meets the above mentioned requirements.
Then, 10500000 is equivalent to 10.5 USDC.
Security Details
To secure the API access control, all requests are made through Hasura which provides secure GraphQL, and RESTful endpoints restricted by a role-based authorization system.
Those endpoints that return public blockchain data do not require authentication for use. Query type requests are opened under the guest
role, while mutation type needs a token with admin
role.
For those that can modify data the API expects a valid authorization header containing a bearer token. These tokens are implemented as JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) issued by the server.
The security of the JWT is because it is signed by a secret key and has a configurable expiration time, which by default is 60 minutes.
Upon receiving a request, Hasura decodes and validates the JWT, which contains user account data, and their corresponding role. If the role lacks the necessary permissions or the token is invalid, expired or missing, the request is promptly rejected.
Authentication
Login
Return a JSON Web Token (JWT) access token and refresh token. By default, the access token has a maturity of 60 minutes, but it may vary depending on the server configuration.
HTTP Request Method: POST
Roles: Admin
GraphQL URL: {{BASE_URL}}/v1/graphql
GraphQL Body
mutation v1Login($session: LoginInput!) {
v1Login(session: $session) {
res
success
}
}
GraphQL Variables
{
"session": {
"address": "0xa8983Fe59b2F08F9F1B3E833c5D47B256F7FE0d5"
}
}
Response
Upon successful completion of a request, the server will issue a status code of 200 along with a JSON object encapsulating the generated access token and refresh token. This object encompasses the following attributes:
{
"v1Login": {
"res": {
"accessToken": "<jwt>",
"refreshToken": "0a1a6d5f-1bf9-4540-8c22-d9442a75476f"
},
"success": true
}
}
Restore Session
Return a new access and refresh token.
HTTP Request Method: POST
Roles: Admin
GraphQL URL: {{BASE_URL}}/v1/graphql
GraphQL Body
mutation v1RestoreSession($session: RestoreSessionInput!) {
v1RestoreSession(session: $session) {
res
success
}
}
GraphQL Variables
{
"session": {
"refreshToken": "c1c713d8-1088-4488-87c2-ff290df78cae"
}
}
Response
Upon successful completion of a request, the server will issue a status code of 200 along with a JSON object encapsulating the generated access token and refresh token. This object encompasses the following attributes:
{
"v1RestoreSession": {
"res": {
"accessToken": "<jwt>",
"refreshToken": "0a1a6d5f-1bf9-4540-8c22-d9442a75476f"
},
"success": true
}
}
Pools
Unlike the contract, the status are in lowercase; Additionally, to streamline interaction the API include intermediate status such as collectable
, closable
, and archivable
.
To maintain a common interface between API endpoints the structure of the counterparty pool is mapped as follows:
Counterparty Pool contract | API |
---|---|
totalCommitted | supplied |
deadline | endTime (as Date) |
createdAt | startDate (as Date) |
minimumAPR | interest (as Percentage) |
totalRewards | repaid |
rewardsPaidOut | rewards |
The collateralDetails
is an array which each element has the following properties:
Property | Description |
---|---|
contractAddress | The address where the collateral token is deployed. |
amount | The amount of tokens that are put as collateral. |
id | Optional id if collateral is an ERC721 contract. |
Create Pool
Create a new pool with the indicated collateral tokens using the collateralDetails
schema.
HTTP Request Method: POST
Roles: Admin
GraphQL URL: {{BASE_URL}}/v1/graphql
GraphQL Body
mutation ($pool: CreatePoolInput!) {
v1CreatePool(pool: $pool) {
res
success
}
}
GraphQL Variables
{
"pool": {
"network": "{{NETWORK_NAME}}",
"contractName": "counterparty-pool",
"data": {
"endTime": "2024-08-09T23:58:00.000",
"interest": 10,
"softCap": "300000000", // 300 USDC
"hardCap": "800000000", // 800 USDC
"collateralDetails": [{
"address": "0xa8983Fe59b2F08F9F1B3E833c5D47B256F7FE0d5",
"amount": "500000000",
}]
}
}
}
Response
Upon successful completion of a request, the server will issue a status code of 200 along with a JSON object encapsulating pertinent blockchain transaction details. This object encompasses the following attributes:
{
"v1CreatePool": {
"res": {
"_type": "TransactionResponse",
"accessList": [],
"blobVersionedHashes": null,
"blockHash": null,
"blockNumber": null,
"chainId": "80001",
"from": "0xa8983Fe59b2F08F9F1B3E833c5D47B256F7FE0d5",
"gasLimit": "150012",
"gasPrice": null,
"hash": "0x68dc6f65b96a427c4c289371637b063bbe20d9841d6c8183f06e657ab10efb1e",
.
.
.
},
"success": true
}
}
Get Pool
Retrieves the data associated with the specified poolId
.
HTTP Request Method: POST
Roles: Guest
GraphQL URL: {{BASE_URL}}/v1/graphql
GraphQL Body
mutation ($pool: GetPoolInput!) {
v1GetPool(pool: $pool) {
res
success
}
}
GraphQL Variables
{
"pool": {
"network": "{{NETWORK_NAME}}",
"contractName": "counterparty-pool",
"poolId": "0"
}
}
Response
Upon successful request completion, the server will return a status code of 200 along with a JSON object containing pool information. This object encompasses the following attributes:
{
"v1GetPool": {
"res": {
"borrowed": "980000",
"closedTime": "2024-07-18T20:45:30.000Z",
"collateralDetails": [],
"endTime": "2024-07-18T20:44:07.000Z",
"hardCap": "5000000",
"id": "0",
"interest": 1,
"metadata": {
"collateralDetails": []
},
"poolOwner": "0xa8983Fe59b2F08F9F1B3E833c5D47B256F7FE0d5",
"repaid": "2000000",
"rewards": "2000000",
"softCap": "3000000",
"startDate": "2024-07-18T20:43:12.000Z",
"status": "closed",
"supplied": "1000000"
},
"success": true
}
}
Get Pools
Retrieves the data associated with the pools
specified in the pagination parameters. If the offset exceeds the total number of pools, the API will return an empty list.
HTTP Request Method: POST
Roles: Guest
GraphQL URL: {{BASE_URL}}/v1/graphql
GraphQL Body
mutation ($pool: PaginationInput!) {
v1GetPools(pool: $pool) {
res
success
}
}
GraphQL Variables
{
"pool": {
"network": "{{NETWORK_NAME}}",
"contractName": "counterparty-pool",
"offset": "0",
"limit": "30"
}
}
Response
Upon successful request completion, the server will respond with a status code of 200, accompanied by a JSON object containing information regarding the pools. This object comprises the following attributes:
{
"v1GetPools": {
"res": {
"data":
[{
"borrowed": "980000",
"collateralDetails": [],
"endTime": "2024-07-19T20:42:26.000Z",
"hardCap": "5000000",
"id": "0",
"interest": 1,
"metadata": {
"collateralDetails": []
},
"poolOwner": "0xa8983Fe59b2F08F9F1B3E833c5D47B256F7FE0d5",
"repaid": "0",
"rewards": "0",
"softCap": "1000000",
"startDate": "2024-07-18T20:42:32.000Z",
"status": "collectable",
"supplied": "1000000"
},
.
.
.
],
"more": false
},
"success": true
}
}
Get Total Pools
Returns the count of pools created within the current instance of erc20collateraltoken
.
HTTP Request Method: POST
Roles: Guest
GraphQL URL: {{BASE_URL}}/v1/graphql
GraphQL Body
mutation v1GetTotalPools($data: DefaultInput!) {
v1GetTotalPools(data: $data) {
res
success
}
}
GraphQL Variables
{
"data": {
"network": "{{NETWORK_NAME}}",
"contractName": "counterparty-pool"
}
}
Response
Upon successful request completion, the server will respond with a status code of 200 and a JSON object containing information about the total pools. This object includes the following attributes:
{
"v1GetTotalPools": {
"res": "672",
"success": true
}
}
Update Pool Metadata
Update the pool metadata
HTTP Request Method: POST
Roles: Admin
GraphQL URL: {{BASE_URL}}/v1/graphql
GraphQL Body
mutation ($pool: UpdatePoolMetadataInput!) {
v1UpdatePoolMetadata(pool: $pool) {
res
success
}
}
GraphQL Variables
{
"pool": {
"network": "{{NETWORK_NAME}}",
"id": "0",
"contractName": "counterparty-pool",
"name": "FACTR Pool 0",
"description": "FACTR is a tool that facilitates the connection between the traditional world of assets and the decentralized ecosystem of cryptocurrencies. Explore more about Defactor and its potential in the financial world!",
"logo": "https://assets.coingecko.com/coins/images/19201/standard/jFLSu4U9_400x400.png?1696518648",
"collateralDetails": [
{
"address": "0x60E87395b0101F85C623c38Be010574f958496db",
"standard": "ERC20",
"logo": "https://assets.coingecko.com/coins/images/19201/standard/jFLSu4U9_400x400.png?1696518648"
}
]
}
}
Response
Upon successful request completion, the server will issue a status code of 200 alongside a JSON object. This object incorporates the following attributes:
{}