Approve & Deposit
Aave LendingPool contract is the main contract of the protocol. It exposes all the user-oriented actions that can be invoked using either Solidity or web3 libraries.
LendingPoolcontracts are upgradable. This means that their addresses may change in the future.To prevent third party DApps from falling behind, Aave provides a
LendingPoolAddressesProvidercontract that will never be upgraded.This is used to retrieve the latest
LendingPool. As soon as we have the latestLendingPool, we can start depositing.
To interact with ILendingPoolAddressesProvider contract, we will need its address and ABI.
ILendingPoolAddressesProvider
ABI
To obtain the ABI, we will use an interface.
Since we only require a select few functions: deposit, withdraw and so forth, we can create our own interface.
create ILendingPoolAddressesProvider.sol in interfaces folder.
either create your own interface by defining the functions (refer to etherscan or github)

or, just copy aave's interfaces
Address
Addresses Provider -> Deployed Contracts Section

Add these to brownie-config.yaml
Lending Pool
ABI -> interface
Change import path from local directories to github
Original:
Modified:
compile after, to check if interfaces are correct.
Address
We will get the address by calling getLendingPool() from the ILendingPoolAddressesProvider
Code thus far

Approve
Before we can deposit we must approve Aave's contract to use our WETH tokens. This is done with the approve function.

To reiterate, transacting with ERC-20 tokens is a 2-step process:
Approval of token allowance
Submission of transaction
approve_erc20()
In a generic implementation, we would create IERC20.sol in our interfaces folder, and pass the ERC20 token contract into the interface as above. Subsequently, we call on the token contract to approve setting our allowance for another 3rd party contract (via erc20.approve).
Added to main():
approve_erc20(deposit_amount, lending_pool.address, deposit_token, account)
deposit_amount as global variable
Deposit
When depositing, the LendingPool contract must haveallowance()to spend funds on behalf ofmsg.sender for at-leastamount for the asset being deposited. This can be done via the standard ERC20 approve() method.
The referral program is currently inactive and you can pass0 as thereferralCode.
In future for referral code to be active again, a governance proposal, with the list of unique referral codes for various integration must be passed via governance.
We will the below to main():
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