npm package: @mmasood/draw-calculator-js
Description: PoolTogether Draw Calculator
Latest version: 1.0.4-beta.5

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# PoolTogether Draw Calculator JS

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This library includes a stateless Typescript model of the Solidity DrawCalculator. It is intended to be uses as a tool to easily check if a User has won a prize for a particular draw. This could also be calculated on-chain through the `DrawCalculator::calculate()` view function but this library is much faster.

# Setup

This project is available as an NPM package:

```bash
$ yarn add @mmasood/draw-calculator-js
```

# How to use

To create a claim or calculate winnings for an address:

1. Run `yarn add @mmasood/draw-calculator-js` in your project to install the package.
1. Import the desired functions and types: `import {drawCalculator, Draw, PrizeDistribution, DrawResults, filterResultsByValue, generatePicks, prepareClaims } from "@mmasood/draw-calculator-js"`

Starting with a particular `drawId` and `userAddress`, fetch the Draw information from the DrawBuffer contract:

```js
const drawBuffer: Contract = new ethers.Contract(address, drawBufferAbi, signerOrProvider);
const drawId: number = await drawBuffer.getNewestDraw(); // can go back cardinality in time (8 draws)
const draw: Draw = await drawBuffer.functions.getDraw(drawId); // read-only rpc call
```

Next fetch the PrizeDistribution for the `drawId` from the PrizeDistributionBuffer contract:

```javascript
// get PrizeDistribution from the  DrawCalculatorHistory contract for a particular drawId
const PrizeDistributionBufferContract: Contract = new ethers.Contract(
    address,
    prizeDistributionAbi,
    signerOrProvider,
);
const prizeDistribution = await PrizeDistributionBufferContract.functions.getPrizeDistribution(
    drawId,
); // read-only rpc call
```

Next, get the users balance using the convenient `getNormalizedBalancesForDrawIds(address _user, uint32[] calldata _drawIds)` view method
on the DrawCalculator contract which returns an array of balances for drawIds:
W

```js
const drawCalculator: Contract = new ethers.Contract(address, drawCalculatorAbi, signerOrProvider);
const balances = await drawCalculator.functions.getNormalizedBalancesForDrawIds(userAddress, [
    drawId,
]); // read-only rpc call
```

Run this `draw-calculator-js` library locally to see the user has any prizes to claim:

```js
const exampleUser: User = {
    address: userAddress // user address we want to calculate for
    normalizedBalances: balances
}

let results: DrawResults = batchCalculateDrawResults([prizeDistribution], [draw], exampleUser)
```

The `results.totalValue` field should indicate the total amount of prize available for `userAddress` for the `drawId`.

These results may then need to be filtered by value, since the user can only claim `prizeDistribution.maxPicksPerUser` number of prizes per draw.

```js
results = filterResultsByValue(results, prizeDistribution.maxPicksPerUser);
```

Finally, to claim a prize, forward these `DrawResults` to `prepareClaims(user: User, drawResult: DrawResults[])` to generate the data for the on-chain PrizeDistributor `claim()` call:

```js
const claim: Claim = prepareClaims(user, [results]);
```

The on-chain call to `PrizeDistributor::claim(address _user, uint32[] calldata _drawIds, bytes calldata _data)` can then be populated and called with this data:

```js
const PrizeDistributorContract = new ethers.Contract(
    address,
    PrizeDistributorAbi,
    signerOrProvider,
);
await PrizeDistributorContract.functions.claim(
    claim.userAddress,
    claim.drawIds,
    claim.encodedWinningPickIndices,
); //write rpc call
```

Congratulations you have now claimed a prize!

# API Guide

todo.

# Types

A full breakdown of the types can be found [here](./src/types.ts)

# Testing

Unit tests can be run using:

```bash
$ yarn test
```

# Development

Fork/clone this repo. Create a pull request with the changes you would like to make. Unit tests must be passing.