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@astar-network/types

v1.0.4

Published

Astar Network node custom type definitions

Downloads

29

Readme

@astar-network/types

NPM

This package is meant to be used with the @polakdot-js/api library.

Available Types

  • shidenDefinitions (Kusama Parachain)
  • shibuyaDefinitions (Shiden Testnet)
  • dustyDefinitions [deprecated]
  • plasmDefinitions [deprecated]

Usage

Importing Types

You can use the ApiOptions interface to set the node configuration before initializing the Polkadot API instance.

import { WsProvider, ApiPromise } from '@polkadot/api';
import { ApiOptions } from '@polkadot/api/types';
import { shidenDefinitions} from '@astar-network/types';

// using ApiOptions interface
const options: ApiOptions = {
    provider: new WsProvider('ws://localhost:9944'),
    types: {
        ...shidenDefinitions,
    },
};

const api = new ApiRx(options);

Or, you can pass the node types directly when initializing the API instance.

import { WsProvider, ApiPromise } from '@polkadot/api';
import { shidenDefinitions} from '@astar-network/types';

// using the ApiPromise class
const api = await ApiPromise.create({
    provider: new WsProvider('ws://localhost:9944'),
    types: {
        ...shidenDefinitions,
    }
});

await api.isReady;

Finally, you can register the types after the API instance has already been created.

import { shidenDefinitions} from '@astar-network/types';

// already initialized api instance
await api.registerTypes(shidenDefinitions);

Generating Types

First, you'll have to manually define chain specific types for each pallets from the src/interfaces/<module-name>/definitions.ts file.

The script should export an object that looks something like this:

export default {
    types: {
        StructA: {
            id: 'u8',
            value_hash: 'H256',
        },
        TypeA: 'H256',
        ...
    },
};