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@ -28,32 +28,6 @@ We also wrote a front-end UI using a custom class (UniswapToUniswapExecutor) to
That is up to you! You are not limited to native-to-native multi-chain swaps. Build in your own smart routing with whichever DEX to perform any swap from chain A to chain B. Wormhole messaging and token transfers with payload are generic enough to adapt this example for any of the chains Wormhole currently supports. That is up to you! You are not limited to native-to-native multi-chain swaps. Build in your own smart routing with whichever DEX to perform any swap from chain A to chain B. Wormhole messaging and token transfers with payload are generic enough to adapt this example for any of the chains Wormhole currently supports.
### Deployment
Before deploying, you need to install contract and Truffle dependencies:
```bash
npm ci
```
There are two deployment scripts found in the _scripts_ directory:
- _deploy_to_goerli.sh_
- _deploy_to_mumbai.sh_
These will deploy _CrossChainSwapV3_ and _CrossChainSwapV2_ respectively (found in the _contracts_ directory) and automatically write those contract addresses to a Typescript file, which will be compiled with everything else for your front-end library. You can run them like so:
```bash
bash scripts/deploy_to_goerli.sh
bash scripts/deploy_to_mumbai.sh
```
After you deploy your contracts, run the following to build the front-end library:
```bash
npm run build
```
### Running ### Running
First compile the example contracts: First compile the example contracts: