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TimeCommitment

The TimeCommitment Type is a custom data type defined as a uint96 value. It is designed to store two pieces of information for a liquidity position efficiently: the time the commitment was made and the duration of the commitment. This allows the system to distinguish between Provisioned Liquidity Providers (PLPs) and Just-In-Time (JIT) providers and to enforce time-based rules.

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Data Structure

The uint96 value is split into two uint48 parts:

  • Bits 95-48 (Most Significant 48 bits): Store the block.timestamp of when the commitment was recorded.

  • Bits 47-0 (Least Significant 48 bits): Store the commitment value itself, which typically represents a future timestamp until which the liquidity is committed.

Special values are reserved for JIT and uninitialized states.

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States

A TimeCommitment can represent several states:

  • PLP (Provisioned Liquidity Provider): A standard time-locked position. The commitment value is a timestamp in the future.

  • JIT (Just-In-Time): A non-time-locked position, identified by a special flag (type(uint48).max). These positions are flexible and not subject to withdrawal deadlines.

  • UNINITIALIZED: The default zero state for a position with no commitment.

  • PLP_EXPIRED: A PLP position whose commitment timestamp is in the past, making it eligible for withdrawal.

  • PLP_NOT_EXPIRED: An active PLP position that is still within its commitment period.

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Key Functions

  • PLP(TimeCommitment): Returns true if the time commitment represents a Provisioned Liquidity Provider (PLP).

  • JIT(TimeCommitment): Returns true if the time commitment represents a Just-In-Time (JIT) liquidity provider.

  • UNINITIALIZED(TimeCommitment): Returns true if the time commitment is uninitialized.

  • PLP_EXPIRED(TimeCommitment): Returns true if the commitment is for a PLP and the commitment has expired.

  • PLP_NOT_EXPIRED(TimeCommitment): Returns true if the commitment is for a PLP and the commitment has not expired.

  • timeStamp(TimeCommitment): Returns the block timestamp of when the time commitment was made.

  • timeCommitmentValue(TimeCommitment): Returns the duration/end-timestamp of the time commitment.

  • toTimeCommitment(uint48): Creates a new TimeCommitment from a given duration, using the current block.timestamp.

  • add(TimeCommitment, TimeCommitment): Defines the logic for combining two commitments, handling transitions between states (e.g., JIT to PLP) and extensions of existing commitments.

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