How to use the @0x/contracts-coordinator.artifacts.Coordinator function in @0x/contracts-coordinator
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functionCalls.map(item => item.data),
functionCalls.map(item => item.destination),
functionCalls.map(() => constants.ZERO_AMOUNT),
]);
await submitAndExecuteTransactionAsync(governor, governor.address, batchTransactionData);
await DevUtilsContract.deployFrom0xArtifactAsync(
devUtilsArtifacts.DevUtils,
provider,
txDefaults,
devUtilsArtifacts,
exchange.address,
);
await CoordinatorContract.deployFrom0xArtifactAsync(
coordinatorArtifacts.Coordinator,
provider,
txDefaults,
coordinatorArtifacts,
exchange.address,
chainId,
);
const forwarder = await ForwarderContract.deployFrom0xArtifactAsync(
forwarderArtifacts.Forwarder,
provider,
txDefaults,
forwarderArtifacts,
exchange.address,
deployedAddresses.etherToken,
);
await forwarder.approveMakerAssetProxy(deployedAddresses.etherToken).awaitTransactionSuccessAsync();@0x/contracts-coordinator
Smart contract extensions of 0x protocol
