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@eth-optimism/actions-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

TypeScript SDK for Actions

Readme

actions-sdk

Actions is an SDK of abstractions and adapters for building applications on the OP stack

Installation

npm install @eth-optimism/actions-sdk

Quick Start

Initialize the SDK with your wallet provider configuration:

import { initActions } from '@eth-optimism/actions-sdk'

const actions = initActions({
  // MORE COMING SOON
})

Usage

Creating a Wallet

// Create a new wallet for a user
const wallet = await actions.createWallet('user123')

console.log(`Wallet created: ${wallet.address}`)
console.log(`Wallet ID: ${wallet.id}`)

// Get wallet balance
const balance = await wallet.getBalance()
console.log(`Balance: ${balance} wei`)

Retrieving a Wallet

// Get existing wallet by user ID
const wallet = await actions.getWallet('user123')

if (wallet) {
  console.log(`Found wallet: ${wallet.address}`)
} else {
  console.log('Wallet not found')
}

Development

Prerequisites

For running supersim integration tests, you'll need:

  1. Supersim - Local multi-chain development environment (GitHub)

    # macOS/Linux
    brew install ethereum-optimism/tap/supersim
    
    # Or download from releases
    # https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/supersim/releases
  2. Foundry - Required by supersim

    curl -L https://foundry.paradigm.xyz | bash
    foundryup

Testing

Run unit tests:

pnpm test

Run tests including external tests (those that make real network requests):

EXTERNAL_TEST=true pnpm test

Run tests including supersim integration tests:

SUPERSIM_TEST=true pnpm test

External tests are used for integration testing with live APIs and services. Supersim tests require supersim to be installed and create local forked networks. Both are disabled by default.

Supersim Integration Tests

Some tests use supersim for local forked network testing. They automatically start/stop supersim, fund test wallets, and test transaction execution.

Documentation

Generate API documentation:

npm run docs