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rng-ts-lib

v1.2.3

Published

RNG Library

Downloads

7

Readme

RNG TS Lib

Installation

To install the library:

npm install rng-ts-lib

Usage

Importing the Library

import { RNG } from "rng-ts-lib";

Initialization

To initialize the RNG library, you need to provide the following parameters:

  • network: The network to use (0 for testnet, 1 for mainnet).
  • blockfrostApiKey: Your Blockfrost API key.
  • walletSeed: The seed phrase for your wallet.
  • oracleCBOR: Oracle Contract CBOR-encoded hexadecimal string.
  • rngCBOR: RNG Contract CBOR-encoded hexadecimal string.
  • ogmiosURL: The URL of the Ogmios server.
  • rngAPIURL: The URL of the RNG API.
  • rngfid (optional): The identifier for the RNG.
  • rngOutputLen (optional): The length of the random number (default is 4).

Example:

const rng = new RNG({
  network: 0,
  blockfrostApiKey: "your-blockfrost-api-key",
  walletSeed: "your-wallet-seed",
  oracleCBOR: "oracle-cbor",
  rngCBOR: "rng-cbor",
  ogmiosURL: "https://ogmios-url",
  rngAPIURL: "https://rng-api-url",
});

Methods

init()

Initiates an RNG DID.

  • Returns:
    • txHash: Transaction hash of initiated RNG ID.
    • datum: Datum Hash.
    • rngfid: RNG ID.
    • rnlen: Random Number Length.

Example:

const initResult = await rng.init();
console.log(initResult);

getRandomID()

Generates a random ID for RNG ID.

  • Returns: RNG ID.

Example:

const randomID = rng.getRandomID();
console.log(randomID);

updateConfig()

Updates key values in the class.

  • Parameters:
    • key: The key to update.
    • value: The new value.

Example:

rng.updateConfig("network", 1);

Oracle Functions

mint(oracleDIDName: string)

Mints an Oracle DID to the wallet.

  • Parameters:

    • oracleDIDName: Name of the Oracle DID (UTF-8 encoded).
  • Returns:

    • txHash: Transaction hash of Mint.
    • oracleDIDUnit: Unit ID of Oracle DID.

Example:

const mintResult = await rng.oracle.mint("my-oracle-did");
console.log(mintResult);

register(initRNGTx: string, oracleDIDUnit: string)

Registers the Oracle DID to the contract.

  • Parameters:

    • initRNGTx: Transaction hash of initiated RNG ID.
    • oracleDIDUnit: Unit ID of Oracle DID.
  • Returns:

    • txHash: Transaction hash of registered Oracle DID.
    • oracleDIDUnit: Unit ID of Oracle DID.
    • rngOutput: Random number from the Oracle.

Example:

const registerResult = await rng.oracle.register({
  initRNGTx: "init-rng-tx-hash",
  oracleDIDUnit: "oracle-did-unit",
});
console.log(registerResult);

update(initRNGTx: string, oracleDIDUnit: string, currUpdatedOracleDIDTx: string)

Updates the data to Oracle DID.

  • Parameters:

    • initRNGTx: Transaction hash of initiated RNG ID.
    • oracleDIDUnit: Unit ID of Oracle DID.
    • currUpdatedOracleDIDTx: Latest Oracle DID transaction hash for UTXO reference in the contract.
  • Returns:

    • txHash: Transaction hash of updated Oracle DID.
    • oracleDIDUnit: Unit ID of Oracle DID.
    • rngOutput: Random number from the Oracle.

Example:

const updateResult = await rng.oracle.update({
  initRNGTx: "init-rng-tx-hash",
  oracleDIDUnit: "oracle-did-unit",
  currUpdatedOracleDIDTx: "current-updated-oracle-did-tx",
});
console.log(updateResult);

query(currUpdatedOracleDIDTx: string)

Queries the RNG data of Oracle DID.

  • Parameters:

    • currUpdatedOracleDIDTx: Latest Oracle DID transaction hash for UTXO reference in the contract.
  • Returns:

    • rngOutput: Random number from the Oracle.

Example:

const queryResult = await rng.oracle.query("current-updated-oracle-did-tx");
console.log(queryResult);

CLI App

For integrating this library, you can refer to this repository.