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@caelumlabs/sdk

v0.2.20

Published

Lorena SDK

Downloads

41

Readme

Lorena SDK

Client library for interacting with Lorena identities

npm install @lorena-ssi/lorena-sdk

NPM Status Build Status Coverage Status

Usage

const Lorena = require('@lorena-ssi/lorena-sdk').default
// const import Lorena from '@lorena-ssi/lorena-sdk'
const main = async () => {
  const lorena = new Lorena({debug: true})
  lorena.connect('connectionIdString')

  lorena.on('error', (e) => {
    console.log(e)
  })

  lorena.on('ready', async () => {
    lorena.callRecipe({
      recipe: 'ping', // Remote recipe we are calling to
      recipeId: 0, // Remote id of the recipeId we are calling to
      threadRef: 'pong', // Local name for your process
      threadId: 2, // Local id  for your process
      payload: {} // Payload to send
    })

  })

  lorena.on('message:pong', (payload) => {
    console.log('pong', payload)
  })
}

main()

API

new Lorena([serverPath[,options]] || [options])

serverPath can be a valid matrix server string, default: https://matrix.caelumlabs.com

options include:

{
    debug: false // set the debug option, default false
}

createUser(username, password)

Create Matrix user and zenroom keypair. Returns true or false when success or not available. Throws an error and emits error if fails.

connect(connectionstring)

Connect to Lorena IDspace. connectionstring is a concatenation of username-password-did

Returns true if the connection is success

Throws an error and emits error if fails.

handshake()

Establishes a connection with the IDspace, checking public-key signatures.

on(message[:threadRef, :type], [function(payload)])

Listen to events and execute the callback function

threadRef is the one sended to sendAction

type TODO

payload is the data coming from the remote recipe

off(message[:threadRef, :type])

Stops listening for events

License

MIT