Custom chain adapters

Implementing and using your own chain adapters can lead to a loss of funds if implemented incorrectly. Please make sure to test your adapter on a testnet thoroughly before using it with real funds.

Implementing your own custom chain adapter

All you need to implement your own chain adapter is to implement the ChainAdapter type exported by the SDK. You can find a list of the required properties in the chain adapters overview. It would like something like this:

import type { ChainAdapter } from '@rhino.fi/sdk'

const customEvmChainAdapter: ChainAdapter = {
  networkId: '',
  getApprovalAmount: () => ...,
  handleTokenApproval: () => ...,
  handleDeposit: () => ...,
  getTokenBalance: () => ...,
  getAllTokenBalances: () => ...,
}

Extending an existing chain adapter

If you only want to tweak a specific aspect of an existing chain adapter, you could simply take one as base and only re-implement some specific functions. Example:

From provider

import { getEvmChainAdapterFromProvider } from '@rhino.fi/sdk/adapters/evm'
import type { ChainAdapter } from '@rhino.fi/sdk'

const evmChainAdapter = getEvmChainAdapterFromProvider(
  provider,
  chainConfig
)

const customEvmChainAdapter: ChainAdapter = {
  ...chainAdapter,
  handleDeposit: (args) => {
    // Your custom bridge deposit function
  }
}

Please check this section for guidance on how to interact with the Rhino bridge contracts if you plan on implementing a custom bridge deposit function.

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Implementing your own custom chain adapter

Extending an existing chain adapter

​Implementing your own custom chain adapter

​Extending an existing chain adapter

Implementing your own custom chain adapter

Extending an existing chain adapter