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sendingnetwork-bot-sdk

v0.1.4

Published

TypeScript/JavaScript SDK for SDN bots

Downloads

226

Readme

sendingnetwork-bot-sdk

A NodeJS Bot SDK for SendingNetwork.

Usage

Add dependency

npm i sendingnetwork-bot-sdk

Prepare a configuration file

Provide server node url, wallet address, private key and developer key in file bot.creds.json:

{
    "nodeUrl": "https://example.com",
    "walletAddress": "",
    "privateKey": "",
    "developerKey": ""
}

Create an instance of SDNClient

After reading the configuration file, create an instance of SDNClient. Register event listener and start syncing.

// preLogin to get message to sign
let auth = new SDNAuth(nodeUrl)
let loginMessage = await auth.didPreLogin(address)

let web3 = new Web3()
// sign with wallet account key
let walletSignature = web3.eth.accounts.sign(loginMessage["message"], key)
// sign with developer key (add '0x' prefix if necessary)
let developerKeySignature = web3.eth.accounts.sign(loginMessage["message"], developerKey)

// didLogin to get access token
let loginResp = await auth.didLoginWithAppToken(address,
    loginMessage["did"], loginMessage["message"], walletSignature["signature"], developerKeySignature["signature"],
    loginMessage["random_server"], loginMessage["updated"])
let accessToken = loginResp["access_token"]

// create SDNClient with a storage file
let storage = new SimpleFsStorageProvider("/path/to/bot/storage/file");
let client = new SDNClient(nodeUrl, accessToken, storage);

// register message listener
client.on("room.message", async (roomId: string, event: any) => {
    LogService.info("index", roomId, event);
});

// start syncing
await client.start();

Call API functions

// create new room
await client.createRoom({name: roomName})

// invite user to the room
await client.inviteUser(inviteUserId, inviteRoomId)

// send room message
await client.sendText(sendRoomId, "hello world")

Examples

See more use cases in examples directory.

License

Apache 2.0