Returns the best route for the given trade pair

Input amount in tokens (not nano!) to be swapped

Defines the maximum length of each path in tokens. It accepts values from [2; 5]. If it's 2, only direct swaps A -> B without multihops are possible. If it's 3, there can be a maximum of 1 intermediate token, i.e., A -> X -> B. If it's 4/5, there can be 2/3 intermediate tokens. A value of 2 deprives you of more profitable exchanges by finding market inefficiencies and does not allow you to exchange tokens without a direct pair (since there can be no intermediate tokens). The higher the value, the more profitable routes can be built, but the higher the likelihood that the user ends up with an intermediate token (since our blockchain is asynchronous, and some swap in the middle of the route may fail due to slippage).

Defines the maximum number of independent paths (i.e., transactions) the route can split into. For v4 wallets, you can omit this or set it to 4; for v5 wallets, you can set it to 20 (this is our internal upper limit, and we may reduce it to 10).

If specified, the route will be built to get the specified output amount. If not specified, the route will be built to get the maximum output amount for the given input amount.

Configures the DEX pools that can appear in the generated route. By setting blockchains = ["ton"] inside it, you can remove the dexes field; max_volatility allows you to exclude pools whose volatility has been above a certain percentage in the last 15 minutes. This makes sense when you allow 2-3 intermediate tokens or a large number of splits to smooth out potential issues.