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zkc-sdk

v0.1.8-alpha

Published

zkc-sdk

Downloads

20

Readme

zkc-sdk

The zkc-sdk is a free and open-source toolkit for building zkWasm-based web application with modular rollup.

It consists of the following components:

  • rollup interface: a minimal set of interfaces that defines zkWasm rollup application.
  • jsenv: A host environment for Wasm application to use module services.
  • prover adaptor: Connect to zkWasm proving network.
  • contract proxy: Communicate with on-chain settlement rollup smart contract.
  • ...

How to use zkc-sdk from a web application

Step1: Install zkc-sdk

npm install zkc-sdk

Step2: Import ZKCWasmService from zkc-sdk

import { ZKCWasmService } from 'zkc-sdk';

Step3: Load wasm binary image using ZKCWasmService

// Get the URL of the wasm file for initializing the WebAssembly instance.
const helloWorldURL = new URL('./wasmsrc/c/hello-world.wasm', import.meta.url);

// load wasm module instance
const { exports } = await ZKCWasmService.loadWasm(helloWorldURL);

Step4: Call wasm function from web application

// Call the Add function export from wasm, save the result
const addResult = exports.add(26, 26);

// Set the result onto the body
document.body.textContent = `Hello World! addResult: ${addResult}`;

Full example code index.js

import { ZKCWasmService } from 'zkc-sdk';

// Get the URL of the wasm file for initializing the WebAssembly instance.
const helloWorldURL = new URL('./wasmsrc/c/hello-world.wasm', import.meta.url);

const runWasmAdd = async () => {
  // load wasm module instance
  const { exports } = await ZKCWasmService.loadWasm(helloWorldURL);

  // Call the Add function export from wasm, save the result
  const addResult = exports.add(26, 26);

  // Set the result onto the body
  document.body.textContent = `Hello World! addResult: ${addResult}`;
};

runWasmAdd();

More information

Check zkc-by-example for more details regarding how to generating a zero knowledge proof, verifying the zkProof on-chain and use other services e.g zkc state service using the zkc-sdk.