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@bitsocial/mintpass-challenge

v1.5.0

Published

MintPass pkc-js challenge implementation

Readme

@bitsocial/mintpass-challenge

MintPass challenge for pkc-js that verifies users own a MintPass NFT before publishing.

Requirements

  • Node.js >=22
  • ESM-only environment

Using mintpass in your community

Community owners add the mintpass challenge to their community settings. When enabled, every publication (post, reply, vote) requires the author to own a MintPass NFT. The challenge is published as @bitsocial/mintpass-challenge on npm.

With pkc-js over RPC

If your RPC server is already running, first install the challenge on the server:

bitsocial challenge install @bitsocial/mintpass-challenge

Then from your RPC client, connect and set the challenge on your community by name — no npm install or challenge registration needed on the client side:

import PKC from "@pkcprotocol/pkc-js";

const pkc = await PKC({
  pkcRpcClientsOptions: ["ws://localhost:9138"]
});

const community = await pkc.createCommunity({ address: "your-community-address.bso" });

await community.edit({
  settings: {
    challenges: [
      {
        name: "@bitsocial/mintpass-challenge",
        options: {
          chainTicker: "base",
          contractAddress: "0x13d41d6B8EA5C86096bb7a94C3557FCF184491b9",
          requiredTokenType: "0",
          transferCooldownSeconds: "604800"
        }
      }
    ]
  }
});

With pkc-js (TypeScript)

Install the challenge package:

npm install @bitsocial/mintpass-challenge

Register the challenge and configure your community:

import PKC from '@pkcprotocol/pkc-js'
import { mintpass } from '@bitsocial/mintpass-challenge'

// Register the challenge so it can be referenced by name
PKC.challenges['@bitsocial/mintpass-challenge'] = mintpass

const pkc = await PKC({ /* your pkc options */ })
const community = await pkc.createCommunity({ address: 'your-community.bso' })

await community.edit({
  settings: {
    challenges: [{
      name: '@bitsocial/mintpass-challenge',
      options: {
        chainTicker: 'base',
        contractAddress: '0x13d41d6B8EA5C86096bb7a94C3557FCF184491b9',
        requiredTokenType: '0',
        transferCooldownSeconds: '604800',
      }
    }]
  }
})

Challenge options

All option values must be strings (pkc-js challenge convention). Options are validated on community edit/create/start (pkc-js >= 0.0.85): chainTicker, contractAddress and requiredTokenType are required, unknown option keys are rejected, and malformed values fail the edit instead of silently rejecting every author.

| Option | Required | Default | Description | |--------|----------|---------|-------------| | chainTicker | yes | "base" | Chain where MintPass contract is deployed; "base" or "eth" | | contractAddress | yes | Base Sepolia deployment | MintPass contract address; must be a well-formed EVM address | | requiredTokenType | yes | "0" | Required token type (0=SMS, 1=Email, 2+=future methods); integer 0–65535 | | bindToFirstAuthor | no | "true" | Bind each tokenId to the first author that uses it in this community ("true"/"false"/"1"/"0") | | noChallengeUrl | no | "false" | Fail immediately when the NFT is missing instead of showing the mintpass.org iframe ("true"/"false"/"1"/"0") | | transferCooldownSeconds | no | "604800" | Cooldown period after NFT transfer (1 week); non-negative integer | | error | no | Default message | Custom error message for users without NFT. Use {authorAddress} as a placeholder | | rpcUrl | no | Chain default | Custom RPC URL (mainly for testing). Must not be listed in publicOptions; the challenge rejects that since RPC URLs often embed provider API keys |

Public options

publicOptions controls which options are written into the published community record. Recommended for MintPass:

  • Publish chainTicker, contractAddress, requiredTokenType and noChallengeUrl so clients can tell authors up front which MintPass they need (and, with noChallengeUrl, that no iframe verification will be offered). Publishing error, bindToFirstAuthor and transferCooldownSeconds is harmless and explains rejections; that is the owner's call.
  • Never publish rpcUrl.

With bitsocial-cli

Install the challenge package:

bitsocial challenge install @bitsocial/mintpass-challenge

Edit your community to use the challenge:

bitsocial community edit your-community.bso \
  '--settings.challenges[0].name' @bitsocial/mintpass-challenge \
  '--settings.challenges[0].options.chainTicker' 'base' \
  '--settings.challenges[0].options.contractAddress' '0x13d41d6B8EA5C86096bb7a94C3557FCF184491b9' \
  '--settings.challenges[0].options.requiredTokenType' '0' \
  '--settings.challenges[0].options.transferCooldownSeconds' '604800'

See the bitsocial-cli documentation for full CLI reference.

Scripts

yarn build
yarn test
yarn clean