@dotprotocol/sdk

Everything DOT Protocol in one install. Re-exports all packages.

Install

npm install @dotprotocol/sdk

Usage

import {
  // Engine (high-level)
  DOT,

  // Core primitives
  createKeypair, createDOT, verifyDOT, checkChain, toBytes, fromBytes,
  DotType, DOTFace, composeFaces, hasFace, activeFaces,
  TransformRegistry,

  // Chain + scoring
  buildScores, computeTier, updateElo, applyEloUpdates, computeW,

  // Relay
  RelayClient, packFrame, unpackFrame,

  // Identity
  loadKeypair, saveKeypair, generateDID,

  // QR
  encodeBinary, decodeBinary, encodeSteganographic, selectQRSpec,

  // Arena
  resolveSession, rankLeaderboard, computeEloFromMatches,

  // Compression
  pack, unpack,

  // Wrapper
  wrap, unwrap,
} from '@dotprotocol/sdk';

When to use

• Prototyping — one install gets everything
• CLI tools — don't need minimal bundle size
• Server-side — Node.js apps where install size doesn't matter

When NOT to use

For production apps that run in the browser, import only what you need:

npm install @dotprotocol/core        # if you only need primitives
npm install dot-protocol              # if you want the high-level API
npm install @dotprotocol/qr          # if you only need QR

The SDK is the kitchen sink. Smaller focused installs produce smaller bundles.

Included packages

| Package | Exports | |---|---| | dot-protocol | DOT | | @dotprotocol/core | Primitives, types, faces, transforms | | @dotprotocol/chain | WorldLine, Four-Score | | @dotprotocol/relay | RelayClient, frames | | @dotprotocol/identity | Keypair persistence, DID | | @dotprotocol/compression | pack / unpack | | @dotprotocol/qr | QR encode / decode | | @dotprotocol/arena | Elo, resolution | | @dotprotocol/wrapper | Binary wrap / unwrap |

License

MIT