### Installing Dependencies (npm)

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/projects/clearpool/readme.md

Runs the npm install command with the `-f` flag to force dependency installation.

```Shell
4. run \`npm i -f\` to install dependencies.
```

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### Querying DefiLlama Info (GraphQL)

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/projects/clearpool/readme.md

Provides an example GraphQL query to fetch `poolFactory` and `protocol` information from the `defillamaInfo` field.

```GraphQL
2. Query \`defillamaInfo\`\n\nex. query MyQuery {\n  defillamaInfo {\n    poolFactory\n    protocol\n  }\n}
```

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### Testing DefiLlama Adapters (Bash)

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/README.md

This snippet demonstrates how to run adapter tests locally using the `node test.js` command, including options to test against the latest data or a specific historical timestamp or date.

```bash
node test.js projects/pangolin/index.js
# Add a timestamp at the end to run the adapter at a historical timestamp
node test.js projects/aave/v3.js 1729080692
# or using YYYY-MM-DD
node test.js projects/aave/v3.js 2024-10-16
```

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### Testing Liquidation Adapter - Bash

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/liquidations/README.md

This Bash command is used to test a specific liquidation adapter locally within the repository. It executes the test script located at ./liquidations/test.ts using ts-node and passes the path to the adapter's index file as an argument. Replace <protocol-name> with the directory name of the adapter you wish to test.

```Bash
npx ts-node ./liquidations/test.ts ./liquidations/<protocol-name>/index.ts
```

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### Running Test Script (Node.js)

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/projects/clearpool/readme.md

Executes a specific test script using Node.js, targeting the clearpool project index file.

```Shell
5. run \`node test.js projects/clearpool/index.js\` to test.
```

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### Accessing GraphQL Endpoint

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/projects/clearpool/readme.md

Instructs the user to open the Subsquid GraphQL endpoint in a browser to interact with the API.

```Shell
1. Open https://squid.subsquid.io/cpool-squid/v/v1/graphql on browser
```

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### Configuring RPC Providers (Environment Variables)

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/README.md

This snippet shows how to override the default RPC providers used by the adapters by creating an `.env` file and specifying chain-specific RPC URLs using the `{CHAIN-NAME}_RPC` format.

```text
ETHEREUM_RPC="..."
BSC_RPC="..."
POLYGON_RPC="..."
```

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### Defining Liquidation Adapter Interface - TypeScript

Source: https://github.com/splashprotocol/defillama-adapters/blob/main/liquidations/README.md

This TypeScript code defines the interfaces for a liquidation level adapter. The `LiquidationAdapter` interface specifies that an adapter is an object mapping chain names to an object containing a `liquidations` function. The `Liq` interface defines the structure of a single liquidatable position, including owner, liquidation price, collateral details, and optional extra information.

```TypeScript
interface LiquidationAdapter {
  // chain name
  [chain: string]: {
    liquidations: () => Promise<Liq[]>;
  };
}

interface Liq {
  owner: string; // owner of this liquidatable position
  liqPrice: number; // liquidation price in USD
  collateral: string; // collateral asset address with prefix, eg `ethereum:0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2`
  collateralAmount: string; // native, non-decimal adjusted token amount, eg 1 ETH will be "1000000000000000000"
  extra?: {
    displayName?: string; // name of owner to be displayed on positions inspector
    url: string; // link to "spy" inspector provided by the protocol, or blockchain explorer
  };
}
```

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