The Slender lending protocol uses a pool-based strategy that aggregates each user's supplied assets. Users will be able to provide some assets to the protocol and earn interest.

When users supply liquidity they get LP tokens or as we call them sTokens in return. sTokens accrue interest and reflect this accrual in their “price”.

To build and run unit tests you need to install rust. See https://soroban.stellar.org/docs/getting-started/setup

For building all packages run:

make

In order to run unit tests use command below:

make test

To run the tests you need to install soroban-cli version 20.0.2

cargo install --locked --version 20.1.1 soroban-cli --features opt

Run a local standalone (or Futurenet) network with the following command:

# Local environment
docker run --rm -it \
  -p 8000:8000 \
  --name stellar \
  stellar/quickstart:soroban-dev@sha256:bc9aa3653b1f3550eb940c8626d525f58967b73458e51024dce8588204698ddf \
  --standalone \
  --enable-soroban-rpc

# Futurenet (note, you must wait for synchronization)
docker run --rm -it \
   -p 8000:8000 \
   --name stellar \
   stellar/quickstart:soroban-dev@sha256:bc9aa3653b1f3550eb940c8626d525f58967b73458e51024dce8588204698ddf \
   --futurenet \
   --enable-soroban-rpc

Run the tests from the root project directory:

# Local
make integration-test env="develop"

# Futurenet
make integration-test env="futurenet"

Note, all the integration tests parameters can be found in integration-tests/.${environment}.env.

In order to add new token to the freighter wallet you need to convert token address base32 representation to hex and use it as Token Id.

Script example:

const { StrKey } = require("soroban-client");

let id = "CCLZ4QF5QSWBANABDZPC3XKHMVX3GUSLFLP4JS22SCIGLADD2E7STHDR";
console.log(StrKey.decodeContract(id).toString("hex"));
//result
//979e40bd84ac1034011e5e2ddd47656fb3524b2adfc4cb5a9090658063d13f29