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rooot-browser-lib

v0.20.0

Published

Browser library for the rooot project

Downloads

7

Readme

rooot-browser-lib

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This library holds the common modules used by the Rooot™ system in TypeScript. It's specially suited for websites interacting with the blockchain.

Usage

npm i rooot-browser-lib

NB: The library is still under development, so ask us for installation guidelines.

Examples
import {
  AccountsRestClient, GatewayRestClient, MetadataRestClient, TermsRestClient, TransactionRestClient,
  buildOblivionTransaction, createOblivionTransaction, Vectors
} from 'rooot-browser-lib'

// Get all account information
const accountsRestClient = AccountsRestClient('http://localhost:3014')
accountsRestClient.getAccount(yourCredentials).then(account => {
  // Use its info, eg. list its vectors
  console.log(Vectors(account.vectors).list())
})

// Ask for the metadata
const metadataRestClient = MetadataRestClient('http://localhost:3013')
metadataRestClient.getMetadata().then(metadata => {
  // Use them
  console.log(metadata.lastBlockId, metadata.timestamp)
})

// Get a transaction from a depositary's gateway
const gatewayRestClient = GatewayRestClient('http://localhost:3030')
gatewayRestClient.getTransaction('1234567890abcdef[...]')
  .then(transaction => {
    // Do sth with it
    console.log(transaction)
  })
  .catch(err => {
    // Handle it
    console.error(err)
  })

// Know the latest terms of a smart contract
const termsRestClient = TermsRestClient('http://localhost:3004')
termsRestClient.getTerms(publicKey)
  .then(terms => {
    // Read them
    console.log(terms.status, terms.channel, terms.end, terms.maxUse)
  })

// Post an oblivion transaction
const transactionRestClient = TransactionRestClient('http://localhost:3003')
const oblivionTx = await transactionRestClient.getMetadata()
  .then(([metadata, beneficiary]) => buildBaseOblivion(optinTx, optoutTx.transactionId, metadata, emitter, beneficiary)
    .then(createOblivionTransaction)
  )
transactionRestClient.sendOblivion(oblivionTx)

// Get the IDs of the 10 last blocks
const gatewayRestClient = GatewayRestClient('http://localhost:3030')
gatewayRestClient.last10Blocks()
  .then(blockIds => {
    // Do sth with them
    console.log(blockIds.includes(transaction.lastBlockId))
  })

Dependencies

To run the tests, you would need to install live-server:

npm i -g live-server

License

The use of the Rooot™ libraries and executables are subject to fees for commercial purpose and to the respect of the BSD-2-Clause-Patent license. Please contact us to get further information.