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@fangorn-network/fetch

v2026.4.0-9.dev

Published

The package allows callers to pay for data secured with Fangorn using x402f's trust-minimized payment rails. Using x402f fetch allows callers to achieve **private purchases** and **private retrieval** of data, with **no linkage** between buyer identity an

Readme

x402f fetch

The package allows callers to pay for data secured with Fangorn using x402f's trust-minimized payment rails. Using x402f fetch allows callers to achieve private purchases and private retrieval of data, with no linkage between buyer identity and resource stored onchain.

A wrapper around x402/fetch that:

  • calls the x402f access control server
  • decrypts results using fangorn

Installation

Install the package from npm (using pnpm):

pnpm i @fangorn-network/fetch

Build

To build the package locally:

  1. install deps from the root by running pnpm i
  2. Build with pnpm build

Usage

For a full example, see the node example.

Quickstart

  1. Ensure an x402f facilitator is running and fetch it's public key (e.g. 0x147c24c5Ea2f1EE1ac42AD16820De23bBba45Ef6).

  2. Setup the middleware

const privateKey = getEnv("EVM_PRIVATE_KEY") as Hex;
const resourceServerUrl = getEnv("RESOURCE_SERVER_URL");
const domain = "localhost";

const middleware = await FangornX402Middleware.create({
    privateKey,
    config,
    usdcContractAddress: "0x75faf114eafb1BDbe2F0316DF893fd58CE46AA4d",
    usdcDomainName: "USD Coin",
    facilitatorAddress: "0x147c24c5Ea2f1EE1ac42AD16820De23bBba45Ef6",
    domain,
});
  1. Fetch resources
// a resource is identified by (owner, schemaName, tag)
const owner = "0x147c24c5Ea2f1EE1ac42AD16820De23bBba45Ef6" as Address;
const schemaName = "noagent-fangorn.test.music.v0";
const tag = "test";

// the caller must have sufficient balance in order to unlock access to the resource
const result = await middleware.fetchResource({
    privateKey,
    owner,
    schemaName,
    tag,
    baseUrl: resourceServerUrl,
});

// decrypt on success
if (result.success) {
    console.log("Decrypted result:", JSON.stringify(result));
    process.exit(0)
} else {
    console.error("Failed:", result.error);
}