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@loop-crypto/loop-sdk

v0.2.1

Published

Loop SDK

Downloads

390

Readme

loop-sdk

npm module to help your nodejs application perform basic interactions with Loop Crypto.

Install

In your project folder, do the following:

npm i @loop-crypto/loop-sdk -save

Setup

  • copy .env.example and rename it to .env in your project folder; or if you already have an .env file, copy the environment variables into your existing .env file, and fill out the values:
LOOP_SIGNER_KEY=<YOUR SIGNER WALLET PRIVATE KEY>
LOOP_CONTRACT_ADDRESS=<YOUR LOOP PAYMENT CONTRACT ADDRESS>
LOOP_CONTRACT_NETWORK_ID=<YOUR LOOP CONTRACT NETWORK ID>
LOOP_API_URL=<LOOP INSTANCE URL>
LOOP_API_ID=<LOOP ENTITY ID FOR THE API KEY>
LOOP_API_KEY=<YOUR LOOP API KEY>
LOOP_WEBHOOK_SECRET=<YOUR LOOP WEBHOOK SECRET>

For security purposes, DO NOT commit your.env file into your github repo so that your keys are not exposed.

Usage

  • CJS:
const { loop } = require("@loop-crypto/loop-sdk");
const result = await loop.getTransfers({
    networkId: 5,
});
  • ESM:
import { loop } from "@loop-crypto/loop-sdk";
const result = loop.signSendTransfer({
    invoiceId: `${email}-${item}-${addOnItems}-0`,
    itemId: itemId,
    fromAddress: subscriber,
    toAddress: toAddress,
    tokenAddress: paymentTokenAddress,
    amount: totalFirstBillingAmountCents,
    usd: true,
});

Integration

See https://github.com/LoopCrypto/loop-demo-app for an example of how to integrate with our webhook and perform actions using the SDK.