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@enc-protocol/dataview

v0.9.0

Published

ENC DataView SDK — push receiver, base dataview, HTTP client.

Downloads

81

Readme

@enc-protocol/dataview

ENC Protocol DataView SDK — push receiver, base dataview class, and HTTP client for querying aggregated data.

Install

npm install @enc-protocol/dataview

API

PushReceiver

Decrypts and processes Push payloads from nodes using ECDH + HKDF + XChaCha20Poly1305.

  • new PushReceiver(privateKey) — Creates a receiver with a 32-byte private key (Uint8Array).
  • decrypt(wireMsg): Object — Decrypts a Push wire message { type, from, to, url, content } and returns the decrypted payload { push_seq, push, notify }.
  • receive(body): Object — Receives and processes a Push (supports both encrypted and plaintext modes); returns decrypted or plaintext payload.

BaseDataView

Core DataView class that receives Push events from nodes, stores them in SQL, and serves aggregated data. App-specific DataViews extend this and override processEvent().

  • new BaseDataView(sql, identity) — Creates a DataView with a SQL instance and identity object { privateKey, publicKey, pubHex }. Initializes core tables dv_enclaves and dv_push_state.
  • registerEnclave(enclaveId, nodeUrl): void — Registers an enclave to watch.
  • unregisterEnclave(enclaveId): void — Unregisters an enclave.
  • getEnclaves(): string[] — Returns list of registered enclave IDs.
  • async receivePush(body): Object — Receives a Push payload, decrypts if encrypted, and processes each event; returns { ok: true }.
  • async processEvent(event, enclaveId): void — Abstract method for app DataView to override. Called for each event; receives the event object and enclave ID.

DataViewClient

HTTP client for querying a DataView server from app frontends.

  • new DataViewClient(dvUrl) — Creates a client pointing to a DataView server URL.
  • async getFeed(opts?: { limit?: number }): Object — Fetches aggregated feed data; defaults to limit 50.
  • async getEnclaves(): Object — Fetches registered enclaves.
  • async register(enclaveId): Object — Registers an enclave on the server.
  • async unregister(enclaveId): Object — Unregisters an enclave on the server.
  • async getIdentity(): Object — Fetches the DataView's identity.

Example

import { BaseDataView, DataViewClient } from '@enc-protocol/dataview'

// Server side: extend BaseDataView
class MyDataView extends BaseDataView {
  async processEvent(event, enclaveId) {
    // Store event in application-specific table
    this.sql.exec(
      'INSERT INTO my_posts (enclave_id, event_id, content) VALUES (?, ?, ?)',
      enclaveId,
      event.id,
      event.content
    )
  }

  getFeed(limit = 50) {
    return this.sql.exec('SELECT * FROM my_posts LIMIT ?', limit)
  }
}

// Receive encrypted push from node
const dv = new MyDataView(sqlInstance, identity)
await dv.receivePush(incomingPushPayload)

// Client side: query the server
const client = new DataViewClient('http://localhost:8788')
const feed = await client.getFeed({ limit: 20 })