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@shoom3301 shoom3301 commented May 8, 2025

Creating limit orders from SC wallet requires some additional parameters, such as signingScheme and owner.

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    • Improved code examples for order creation by demonstrating object destructuring for returned values.
    • Added a comprehensive example for creating orders with a smart-contract wallet, including usage of advanced signing schemes.
    • Enhanced explanatory notes to clarify the use of the owner parameter for smart-contract wallets.

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The documentation for the Trading SDK was updated to improve code examples, ensuring consistent object destructuring for order creation methods and adding detailed usage instructions for smart-contract wallets with the SigningScheme.PRESIGN. Explanatory notes clarify the significance of the owner parameter when using smart-contract wallets.

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src/trading/README.md Updated code examples to destructure orderId from order creation methods, added smart-contract wallet usage examples, and included explanatory notes about the owner parameter.

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src/trading/README.md (2)

375-375: Typo in inline comment
Correct “bellow” → “below” in the owner-parameter comment to avoid confusion.


391-393: Clarify and correct SC wallet note
The note can be tightened and spelling corrected:

> **Note:** It’s important to specify the `owner` parameter when creating an order with a smart-contract wallet that differs from the signer (e.g., a Safe).
> CoW Protocol uses `owner` to verify the owner’s balance, allowances, and other relevant parameters.
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[style] ~392-~392: Consider a more concise word here.
Context: ... Safe). > CoW Protocol will use owner in order to check the order owner balance, allowanc...

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[style] ~392-~392: Consider a more concise word here.
Context: ... Safe). > CoW Protocol will use owner in order to check the order owner balance, allowanc...

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src/trading/README.md (5)

169-169: Destructuring postSwapOrder response
The updated example now extracts orderId from the SDK response, aligning with the destructuring pattern used elsewhere.


215-215: Destructuring postLimitOrder response
This aligns the limit-order snippet with the destructuring approach used across other examples.


252-252: Destructuring postSellNativeCurrencyOrder response
Good—destructuring orderId here maintains consistency across the three primary order‐creation functions.


307-307: Swap-order example header addition
The new “Example of Swap order” header clearly segments this smart-contract wallet usage scenario, improving readability.


384-384: Destructuring postLimitOrder for SC wallet
Consistent destructuring of orderId here continues the pattern—nice improvement.

Comment on lines +340 to +345
const { orderId } = await sdk.postSwapOrder(parameters, advancedParameters)
const preSignTransaction = await sdk.getPreSignTransaction({ orderId, account: smartContractWalletAddress })

8000 console.log('Order created with "pre-sign" state, id: ', orderId)
console.log('Execute the transaction to sign the order', preSignTransaction)
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⚠️ Potential issue

Missing imports for advanced swap example
The snippet uses SwapAdvancedSettings and SigningScheme but doesn’t import them, which will break compilation. Please adjust the import:

-import { SupportedChainId, OrderKind, TradeParameters, TradingSdk } from '@cowprotocol/cow-sdk'
+import {
+  SupportedChainId,
+  OrderKind,
+  TradeParameters,
+  TradingSdk,
+  SwapAdvancedSettings,
+  SigningScheme
+} from '@cowprotocol/cow-sdk'
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const { orderId } = await sdk.postSwapOrder(parameters, advancedParameters)
const preSignTransaction = await sdk.getPreSignTransaction({ orderId, account: smartContractWalletAddress })
console.log('Order created with "pre-sign" state, id: ', orderId)
console.log('Execute the transaction to sign the order', preSignTransaction)
```
// Before:
import { SupportedChainId, OrderKind, TradeParameters, TradingSdk } from '@cowprotocol/cow-sdk'
// After:
import {
SupportedChainId,
OrderKind,
TradeParameters,
TradingSdk,
SwapAdvancedSettings,
SigningScheme,
} from '@cowprotocol/cow-sdk'

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