Overview

this section provides an overview of the Processor and its general structure.

A script can contain multiple types of Processors, each performing different tasks. The Processors within a script run sequentially—once one Processor completes its job, the next Processor begins execution.

Example script for token swapping

As shown in the example above, the token swap script consists of three Processors. When the script runs, it will execute each Processor sequentially from Start to Stop.

1. Balance retrieval Processor: Connects to the blockchain node to obtain the wallet's token balance.

2. Uniswap Swap Processor: Executes token swaps from Uniswap pools using the Uniswap Universal Router contract (just like swapping on the Uniswap interface). This processor swaps directly via the contract, without needing a web interface or wallet extensions like Metamask or Rabby.

3. Bot message Processor: Sends any message to a Telegram group chat. In this example, it will send the transaction hash resulting from the previous Uniswap Swap Processor.

Each Processor includes various settings and customizations, allowing you to build a wide range of scripts. Details will be described more thoroughly in the following sections.