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protocol/contracts/zero-ex/contracts/test/TestLibTokenSpender.sol
Steve Marx 861871134b add LibTokenSpender and convert to using that (#3)
add LibTokenSpender and convert to using that

This skips the allowance target. Allowances are instead just set on the
exchange proxy itself. There is a fallback, though, to try spending from
the allowance target if the original transfer fails.
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pragma solidity ^0.6.5;
pragma experimental ABIEncoderV2;
import "@0x/contracts-erc20/contracts/src/v06/IERC20TokenV06.sol";
import "../src/features/libs/LibTokenSpender.sol";
contract TestLibTokenSpender {
uint256 constant private TRIGGER_FALLBACK_SUCCESS_AMOUNT = 1340;
function spendERC20Tokens(
IERC20TokenV06 token,
address owner,
address to,
uint256 amount
)
external
{
LibTokenSpender.spendERC20Tokens(token, owner, to, amount);
}
event FallbackCalled(
address token,
address owner,
address to,
uint256 amount
);
// This is called as a fallback when the original transferFrom() fails.
function _spendERC20Tokens(
IERC20TokenV06 token,
address owner,
address to,
uint256 amount
)
external
{
require(amount == TRIGGER_FALLBACK_SUCCESS_AMOUNT,
"TokenSpenderFallback/FAILURE_AMOUNT");
emit FallbackCalled(address(token), owner, to, amount);
}
function getSpendableERC20BalanceOf(
IERC20TokenV06 token,
address owner
)
external
view
returns (uint256)
{
return LibTokenSpender.getSpendableERC20BalanceOf(token, owner);
}
}