Types

/**
 * @notice
 * @param params - The TransferInfo. These are consistent across sending and receiving chains.
 * @param routers - The routers who you are sending the funds on behalf of.
 * @param routerSignatures - Signatures belonging to the routers indicating permission to use funds
 * for the signed transfer ID.
 * @param sequencer - The sequencer who assigned the router path to this transfer.
 * @param sequencerSignature - Signature produced by the sequencer for path assignment accountability
 * for the path that was signed.
 */
struct ExecuteArgs {
  TransferInfo params;
  address[] routers;
  bytes[] routerSignatures;
  address sequencer;
  bytes sequencerSignature;
}

/**
 * @notice These are the parameters that will remain constant between the
 * two chains. They are supplied on `xcall` and should be asserted on `execute`
 * @property to - The account that receives funds, in the event of a crosschain call,
 * will receive funds if the call fails.
 *
 * @param originDomain - The originating domain (i.e. where `xcall` is called)
 * @param destinationDomain - The final domain (i.e. where `execute` / `reconcile` are called)\
 * @param canonicalDomain - The canonical domain of the asset you are bridging
 * @param to - The address you are sending funds (and potentially data) to
 * @param delegate - An address who can execute txs on behalf of `to`, in addition to allowing relayers
 * @param receiveLocal - If true, will use the local asset on the destination instead of adopted.
 * @param callData - The data to execute on the receiving chain. If no crosschain call is needed, then leave empty.
 * @param slippage - Slippage user is willing to accept from original amount in expressed in BPS (i.e. if
 * a user takes 1% slippage, this is expressed as 1_000)
 * @param originSender - The msg.sender of the xcall
 * @param bridgedAmt - The amount sent over the bridge (after potential AMM on xcall)
 * @param normalizedIn - The amount sent to `xcall`, normalized to 18 decimals
 * @param nonce - The nonce on the origin domain used to ensure the transferIds are unique
 * @param canonicalId - The unique identifier of the canonical token corresponding to bridge assets
 */
struct TransferInfo {
  uint32 originDomain;
  uint32 destinationDomain;
  uint32 canonicalDomain;
  address to;
  address delegate;
  bool receiveLocal;
  bytes callData;
  uint256 slippage;
  address originSender;
  uint256 bridgedAmt;
  uint256 normalizedIn;
  uint256 nonce;
  bytes32 canonicalId;
}