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@enclz/sdk

v0.3.0

Published

Anchor IDL, TypeScript types, and program ID for the Enclz on-chain spend-policy enforcement program

Downloads

547

Readme

@enclz/sdk

Anchor IDL, TypeScript types, and program ID for the Enclz on-chain spend-policy enforcement program.

AI agent integrators: if you are building an AI agent that uses Enclz, use the Agent REST API + MCP server — not this package. This package is for direct on-chain callers (program composability, auditing tools, and custom backends) that need typed Program<Enclz> access.

Install

npm install @enclz/sdk @coral-xyz/anchor @solana/web3.js

Usage

import { IDL, PROGRAM_ID, type Enclz } from "@enclz/sdk";
import { Program, AnchorProvider } from "@coral-xyz/anchor";

const provider = AnchorProvider.env();
const program = new Program<Enclz>(IDL, provider);

console.log(program.programId.toBase58()); // == PROGRAM_ID

On-chain IDL

The program IDL is also available on-chain via anchor idl fetch, so you can construct a typed Program without installing this package:

import { Program } from "@coral-xyz/anchor";
import { PublicKey } from "@solana/web3.js";

const idl = await Program.fetchIdl(new PublicKey(PROGRAM_ID), provider);
const program = new Program(idl!, provider);

Program ID

45PiBcnkKhZbzb5GQDhJ9Rikwiz3DUzyoBwiKHbAFaLW

Publishing

Do not publish directly from sdk/. Use the root workspace script, which ensures the IDL and TypeScript types are built from a fresh anchor build before publishing:

npm run publish:sdk   # from repo root

Notes

  • @coral-xyz/anchor is a peer dependency — install it alongside this package.
  • The version field of this package is single-sourced from programs/enclz/Cargo.toml via the IDL metadata.version, synced on every npm run build:sdk.
  • The upgrade authority for on-chain IDL changes is the program deployer keypair.