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@canton-network/core-splice-codegen

v1.2.4

Published

daml codegen js for default packages

Readme

@canton-network/core-splice-codegen

Typed wrappers around generated DAML JS packages used by Splice examples and SDK integrations.

This package currently exposes two modules:

  • TestToken (from @daml.js/test-token-v1)
  • OTCTrade (from @daml.js/otc-trade)

Installation

pnpm install @canton-network/core-splice-codegen

Requirements

This package requires a localnet instance that relies on Splice v0.6.12 or higher. Please ensure you have the latest localnet fetched.

Build

From repository root:

pnpm --filter @canton-network/core-splice-codegen build

Regenerating DAML Codegen Inputs

This package depends on generated DAML JS artifacts under damljs/test-token-v1.

To refresh those artifacts, run:

pnpm generate:codegen

Then rebuild this package.

Usage

import { TestToken, OTCTrade } from '@canton-network/core-splice-codegen'

// Template references
console.log(TestToken.DAR.TestTokenV1.TokenRules.templateId)
console.log(OTCTrade.DAR.TradingApp.OTCTradeProposal.templateId)

// Typed create command
const createRules = TestToken.commands.create.rules({
    admin: 'Alice::1220...',
})

// Typed exercise command
const settleTrade = OTCTrade.commands.exercise.otcTrade.settle({
    contractId: '00abc...',
    choiceArgument: {
        allocationsWithContext: {},
    },
})

DAR Vetting Utility

Both modules expose utils.vetDar, which loads a local DAR file and uploads it through the SDK:

import { TestToken } from '@canton-network/core-splice-codegen'

await TestToken.utils.vetDar(sdk)
await TestToken.utils.vetDar(sdk, 'global-synchronizer-id')

Notes:

  • vetDar expects local DAR files to exist under .localnet/dars/.
  • If those files are absent, DAR upload will fail at runtime.

Relationship To Token Standard

TestToken command helpers are wired to choice names from @canton-network/core-token-standard:

  • transfer-instruction choices
  • allocation choices
  • transfer/allocation factory choices

This keeps command generation aligned with Token Standard API semantics while staying strongly typed against DAML templates.

License

Apache-2.0