getDefaultAggregatorNetwork
Returns the active aggregator network that funds are shielded on when they land on a chain with no aggregator of its own — the one flagged as the default for the current (testnet or mainnet) environment.
Curvy can run an aggregator on several networks, at most one per network. Each testnet/mainnet group names one of them as the default, and that is the network portals bridge deposits to. Prefer this over picking the first network that happens to carry an aggregatorContractAddress: with several aggregators live, that is whichever the registry listed first.
Import
import { getDefaultAggregatorNetwork } from "@0xcurvy/curvy-sdk/config";Usage
const shielding = getDefaultAggregatorNetwork({ config });Shield on the source chain when it has its own aggregator, and fall back to the default otherwise — this mirrors how the backend routes deposits:
const shielding = fromNetwork.aggregatorContractAddress ? fromNetwork : getDefaultAggregatorNetwork();Returns
Network | undefined
undefined when the current environment has no aggregator network at all.
Parameters
config (optional)
- Type:
CurvyConfig
The config to read. When omitted, the ambient config is used.
const shielding = getDefaultAggregatorNetwork({
config,
});