Infi Litepaper
  • Introduction
  • Core Features
  • Architechture
    • Adapter Pattern
    • InfiRouter
  • Pathfinding Algorithm
  • Resources
    • Roadmap
    • Try the app
    • Demo
    • Community
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Pathfinding Algorithm

The core intelligence of InfiRouter lies in its on-chain pathfinding algorithm, implemented primarily within the internal _findBestPath function. This recursive algorithm systematically explores potential swap routes to identify the one offering the maximum output amount, potentially adjusted for gas costs. It utilizes a recursive depth-first search strategy.

The algorithm operates recursively as follows:

  1. Base Case - Direct Path Evaluation: The function first considers all possible single-step path. It iterates through every registered adapter.

  2. Recursive Step - Multi-Hop Exploration:

    – The algorithm checks if further exploration is warranted based on the maxSteps constraint. If the current path being built has length ( l ) and ( l < - 1 ), it proceeds to explore two-step (or longer) paths originating from the current state. – It iterates through each potential intermediary token in the TRUSTED_TOKENS list.

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