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@elrondnetwork/evertrail.web

v0.0.2

Published

The Browser implementation of the __Elrond Evertrail__ service, built using [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en/) and [Typescript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/).

Downloads

9

Readme

@elrondnetwork/evertrail.web

The Browser implementation of the Elrond Evertrail service, built using Node.js and Typescript.

Requirements

  • Node.js version 14.16.0+
  • Npm version 6.14.0+
  • Typescript version 4.2.3+

Dependencies

Usage

// Creating a hash

import { hash } from '@elrondnetwork/evertrail.web'

// (file: File) => Promise<HashResult>
const hashResult = await hash(file) // regular Web API file, 
// see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File
// Creating the evertrail client
import { evertrail } from '@elrondnetwork/evertrail.web'

// Only one of the following fields should be used at once
const authorization = {
    token: 'sampleToken', 
}

const client = evertrail({ authorization })

// The client can then be used to access the trail functions

// Fetching an user's account

// () => Promise<Result>
const account = await client.account()

// Fetching an user's trails

// Both of the following fields are nullable
const parameter = {
    sha256: 'some hash', // Last hash after which to fetch trails 
    timeStamp: 'some timestamp' // Last timestamp after which to fetch trails
}

// (input: TrailParameter) => Promise<Result>
const trails = await client.trails(parameter)

// Creating an trail

const input = {
    file,
    options: {
        shouldStoreObject: true // Flag to store generated object alongside trail
    }
}

// (input: { file: File, onProgress?: onProgress, options?: Options }) => Promise<Result> 
const createResponse = await client.create(input)

// Verifying if a file is already trailed 

const input = "some existing hash" // Or use the reader if you don't already have a hash

const verifyResponse = await client.verify(input)

Exposed types

TokenAuthorization: { baseUrl: string, token: string }

Type to be used for authorizing the client by access token

EvertrailWeb: { trails, account, create, verify }

Type of the evertrail client