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Many of the contracts here have some extra functionality, for example if we look at the ERC20s, Solmate and Maple implements ERC-2612 permits, while the basic OZ's ERC20 doesn't.
Comparing Solmate vs Maple is fair, but OZ vs Solmate is not.
I think it might be a good idea to categorize them somehow, current idea is:
On READMES
Provide a table with features. Example for ERC20:
Contract/Features
ERC2612
Another Feature
Solmate
✅
✅
Maple
✅
❌
OZ
❌
✅
OZ with Permit
✅
✅
On JSON
ERC20
Solmate
features: [ERC2612]
Maple
features: [ERC2612]
OZ:
features: []
ERC721
OZ:
features: []
A
features: [Enumerable]
OZEnumerable
features: [Enumerable]
(sorry for being lazy and not writing json by hand, but you got the idea)
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explicitly state the features of a contract fore a more fair comparison
explicitly state the features of a contract for a more fair comparison
May 20, 2022
Many of the contracts here have some extra functionality, for example if we look at the ERC20s, Solmate and Maple implements ERC-2612 permits, while the basic OZ's ERC20 doesn't.
Comparing Solmate vs Maple is fair, but OZ vs Solmate is not.
I think it might be a good idea to categorize them somehow, current idea is:
On READMES
Provide a table with features. Example for ERC20:
On JSON
(sorry for being lazy and not writing json by hand, but you got the idea)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: