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@awarizon/app

v1.1.0

Published

Zero-friction engagement SDK for Awarizon campaigns

Readme

@awarizon/app

Zero-friction engagement SDK for Awarizon. Add 3 lines of code — your users earn RIZ.

Install

npm install @awarizon/app

Quick Start

import { AwarizonApp } from '@awarizon/app'

const app = new AwarizonApp()

// Initialize once when app loads
const user = await app.init()

if (user) {
  console.log('User from Awarizon:', user.address)
}

// Option 1 — Auto reward after 2 minutes
app.autoRewardAfter()

// Option 2 — Reward after specific event
app.rewardAfterEvents('level_complete', 1)
function onLevelComplete() {
  app.trackEvent('level_complete')
}

// Option 3 — Manual trigger
async function onUserFinishedReading() {
  await app.triggerReward()
}

How It Works

  1. Developer creates a campaign on developer.awarizon.com
  2. Users receive the app in their Awarizon wallet inbox
  3. User opens the app — SDK automatically detects the campaign context
  4. User engages with the app normally
  5. When the engagement threshold is met, the SDK calls submit_engagement + claim_reward automatically
  6. User sees "You earned 1.5000 RIZ!" toast

Engagement Thresholds

The chain requires:

  • Minimum 120 seconds in session
  • Minimum 5 interactions

The SDK tracks both automatically. triggerReward()'s options are accepted for documentation purposes, but the actual on-chain call always submits the chain's own minimum thresholds — there's nothing to override there.

Works With Any App

  • React web apps
  • Vue / Angular apps
  • React Native (via WebView)
  • Flutter (via WebView)
  • Games (Phaser, PixiJS, Unity WebGL)
  • Any website

No API Key Required

The campaign ID is the authentication. The chain enforces all rules.

License

MIT