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suisecblocklist

v1.0.7

Published

Fetch and execute lookups on Suiet Guardians blocklists

Downloads

101

Readme

SuiSec Local Blocklists

Fork the repository from Blowfish and respect their work.

This is a Javascript/Typescript library that makes it easy to access the Suiet Guardians: for example, scan a domain against the domain-list.

It's designed to support React Native, Chrome Extension and Node.js environments.

Install

npm install suisecblocklist

Usage

In order to execute lookups, you need to fetch a domainlist packagelist objectlist coinlist. After the first fetch, you should keep these objects updated. You can save the objects in a local database (for example, using local storage in Chrome extension).

We recommend updating it every 5 minutes.

Basic usage

import { SuiSecBlocklist } from "suisecblocklist";

const blocklist = new SuiSecBlocklist();

// 1. Fetch the domainlist and persist it in the storage
blocklist.fetchDomainlist();

// 2. Re-refetch the domainlist every 5 minutes
setInterval(() => blocklist.fetchDomainlist(), 1000 * 60 * 5);

// 3. Once you have a domainlist object saved, you can execute lookups
const action = blocklist.scanDomain("https://scam-website.io");

if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
  // block the domain
}

// 4. Fetch the packjectlist and persist it in the storage, Once you have a packjectlist object saved, you can execute lookups
blocklist.fetchPackagelist();

const action = blocklist.scanPackage(
  "0x13530eb10a4ffe6396d7acc8499f2b3fba7c18ac38f88570fae51823f6a203b4"
);

if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
  // block the packject
}

// 5. Fetch the objectlist and persist it in the storage, Once you have a objectlist object saved, you can execute lookups
blocklist.fetchObjectlist();

const action = blocklist.scanObject(
  "0x13530eb10a4ffe6396d7acc8499f2b3fba7c18ac38f88570fae51823f6a203b4::my_hero::Hero"
);

if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
  // block the object
}

// 6. Fetch the coinlist and persist it in the storage, Once you have a coinlist object saved, you can execute lookups
blocklist.fetchCoinlist();

const action = blocklist.scanCoin(
  "0x043a9bd4cd74f93e861b8a3138a373e726bb1f7bf8f4f38cde4872f0234ed20b::usdt::USDT"
);

if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
  // block the coin
}

Example code

Error handling

Functions that depend on API an/or network can return null when I/O errors are encountered.

If you would like to track errors, you can pass optional reportError callback to SuiSecBlocklist constructor.

It could be called with an Error or with a string.

Guides

Browser extension

  1. Install Necessary Dependencies:
npm install suisecblocklist webextension-polyfill
  1. Create Blocklist Module:
// src/blocklist.ts
import {
  SuiSecBlocklist,
  BlocklistStorageKey,
  BlocklistStorage,
} from "suisecblocklist";

const storage: BlocklistStorage = {
  async getItem<T>(key: BlocklistStorageKey) {
    const storage = chrome.storage.local.get([key]);
    return storage[key] as T | undefined;
  },
  async setItem(key: BlocklistStorageKey, data: unknown) {
    return chrome.storage.local.set({
      [key]: data,
    });
  },
};

export const blocklist = new SuiSecBlocklist(storage);
export { Action } from "suisecblocklist";
  1. Schedule Blocklist Updates:
// src/background.ts
import Browser from "webextension-polyfill";
import { blocklist } from "./blocklist";

Browser.alarms.onAlarm.addListener((alarm) => {
  if (alarm.name === "refetch-domainlist") {
    blocklist.fetchDomainlist();
  }
});

Browser.alarms.create("refetch-domainlist", {
  periodInMinutes: 5,
  delayInMinutes: 0,
});
  1. Domain Scanning:
// src/content-script.ts
import Browser from "webextension-polyfill";
import { blocklist, Action } from "./blocklist";

blocklist.scanDomain(window.location.href).then((action) => {
  if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
    Browser.runtime.sendMessage({
      type: "block-domain",
      host: window.location.hostname,
      href: encodeURI(window.location.href),
    });
  }
});
  1. Blocked Domain Screen:
// src/block-screen.tsx
import { blocklist } from "./blocklist";

function proceedToBlockedDomainButtonClickHandler() {
  blocklist.allowDomainLocally(window.location.href);
}

React Native

  1. Install Necessary Dependencies:
npm install suisecblocklist react-native-async-storage react-native-background-timer react-native-url-polyfill
  1. Create Blocklist Module:
// src/blocklist.ts
import {
  SuiSecBlocklist,
  BlocklistStorageKey,
  BlocklistStorage,
} from "suisecblocklist";
import AsyncStorage from "@react-native-async-storage/async-storage";

const storage: BlocklistStorage = {
  async getItem<T>(key: BlocklistStorageKey): Promise<T | undefined> {
    const data = await AsyncStorage.getItem(key);
    return data ? (JSON.parse(data) as T) : undefined;
  },
  async setItem(key: BlocklistStorageKey, data: unknown): Promise<void> {
    await AsyncStorage.setItem(key, JSON.stringify(data));
  },
};

export const blocklist = new SuiSecBlocklist(storage);
export { Action } from "suisecblocklist";
  1. Schedule Blocklist Updates:
// src/background.ts
import { blocklist } from "./blocklist";
import BackgroundTimer from "react-native-background-timer";

let intervalId;

const refetchDomainlist = () => {
  blocklist.fetchDomainlist();
};
export const startDomainlistRefetch = () => {
  intervalId = BackgroundTimer.setInterval(fetchDomainlist, 5 * 60 * 60);
};

export const stopDomainlistRefetch = () => {
  BackgroundTimer.clearInterval(intervalId);
};
  1. Domain Scanning:
// src/domainScanner.ts
import { blocklist, Action } from "./blocklist";

const scanCurrentDomain = async (url: string) => {
  const action = await blocklist.scanDomain(url);
  if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
    // Handle domain blocking logic
    console.warn("Blocked domain:", url);
  }
};

export default scanCurrentDomain;
  1. Blocked Domain Screen:
// src/BlockScreen.tsx
import React from "react";
import { TouchableOpacity, Text } from "react-native";
import { blocklist } from "./blocklist";

function proceedToBlockedDomainHandler(url: string) {
  blocklist.allowDomainLocally(url);
}

const BlockScreen: React.FC<{ url: string }> = ({ url }) => {
  return (
    <TouchableOpacity onPress={() => proceedToBlockedDomainHandler(url)}>
      <Text>Proceed to Blocked Domain</Text>
    </TouchableOpacity>
  );
};

export default BlockScreen;

API Reference

SuiSecBlocklist

Constructor arguments

  • storage: BlocklistStorage If storage is not specified we use in-memory storage. It is highly encouraged to provide the proper storage for your environemnt (see guides).
    • getItem<T>(key: BlocklistStorageKey): Promise<T | undefined>: get item by key from the environment storage.
    • setItem(key: BlocklistStorageKey, data: unknown): set item by key to the environment storage.
  • reportError: (error: unknown) => void: A callback function that library uses to track errors when result is null. (optional)

Methods

fetchDomainlist(): Promise<void>

Fetches the domainlist metadata and saves it to the storage. If the blocklist fetch fails, the method returns undefined and reports the error to reportError.

scanDomain(url: string): Promise<Action>

Scans a domain against the stored domainlist and returns the action to be taken (either BLOCK or NONE).

If there is no stored domainlist it fetches the blocklist using fetchDomainlist method and returns the resulting action.

If the fetch fails, the method returns the action NONE and reports the error to reportError.

allowDomainLocally(url: string)

If the user wants to proceed to the blocked domain with an explicit action, the domain is added in the user allow list (locally in the storage).

The scanDomain method will return NONE action for this domain even if it's in the domainlist.

fetchPackagelist(): Promise<void>

Fetches the packagelist metadata and saves it to the storage. If the blocklist fetch fails, the method returns undefined and reports the error to reportError.

scanPackage(url: string): Promise<Action>

Scans a package against the stored packagelist and returns the action to be taken (either BLOCK or NONE).

If there is no stored packagelist it fetches the blocklist using fetchPackagelist method and returns the resulting action.

If the fetch fails, the method returns the action NONE and reports the error to reportError.

fetchObjectlist(): Promise<void>

Fetches the objectlist metadata and saves it to the storage. If the blocklist fetch fails, the method returns undefined and reports the error to reportError.

scanObject(url: string): Promise<Action>

Scans a object against the stored objectlist and returns the action to be taken (either BLOCK or NONE).

If there is no stored objectlist it fetches the blocklist using fetchObjectlist method and returns the resulting action.

If the fetch fails, the method returns the action NONE and reports the error to reportError.

fetchCoinlist(): Promise<void>

Fetches the coinlist metadata and saves it to the storage. If the blocklist fetch fails, the method returns undefined and reports the error to reportError.

scanCoin(url: string): Promise<Action>

Scans a coin against the stored coinlist and returns the action to be taken (either BLOCK or NONE).

If there is no stored coinlist it fetches the blocklist using fetchCoinlist method and returns the resulting action.

If the fetch fails, the method returns the action NONE and reports the error to reportError.