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@aut-protocol/sdk

v0.0.78

Published

The TS/JS SDK package aims to make it easy for frontends/backends to integrate with Aut Smart Contracts

Downloads

158

Readme

Overview

The TS/JS SDK package aims to make it easy for frontends/backends to integrate with Aut Smart Contracts. The SDK abstracts the smart contract calls and brings the web2 development experience when using the Aut Protocol contracts. The SDK consist of two main classes - DAOExpander and AutID. The integrator passes the signer/provider to the SDK so that it can be used with any wallet/provider.

Installation

npm i @aut-protocol/sdk

or if you prefer using yarn yarn @aut-protocol/sdk

Get Started

const provider = new ethers.providers.Web3Provider(window.ethereum);
const signer = provider.getSigner();

const sdk = new AutSDK({
  nftStorageApiKey: process.env.nftStorageKey, // its optional but certain functions depend on it.
});

await sdk.init(
  signer,
  {
    daoTypesAddress: process.env.daoTypesAddress,
    autIDAddress: process.env.autIDAddress,
    daoExpanderRegistryAddress: process.env.daoExpanderRegistryAddress,
  } // Contract addresses are optional, you can provide only the ones that you are going to use
);

const reponse = await sdk.autID.getAutID({ tokenId: "0" });

const {
  isSuccess
  errorMessage,
  data,
  transactionHash,
} = response;

Using Biconomy example

Biconomy Installation and usage Biconomo-Wrapper

const provider = new ethers.providers.Web3Provider(window.ethereum);
const signer = provider.getSigner();

const biconomy = new SDKBiconomyWrapper({
  enableDebugMode: true,
  apiKey: process.env.apiKey,
  contractAddresses: [0x...],
});

const sdk = new AutSDK({
  nftStorageApiKey: process.env.nftStorageKey,
});

await sdk.init(
  signer,
  {
    daoTypesAddress: process.env.daoTypesAddress,
    autIDAddress: process.env.autIDAddress,
    daoExpanderRegistryAddress: process.env.daoExpanderRegistryAddress,
  },
  biconomy
);

const reponse = await sdk.autID.getAutID({ tokenId: "0" });

const {
  isSuccess
  errorMessage,
  data,
  transactionHash,
} = response;

More resources

For more information please visit: Aut Docs

Example app: Example SDK app