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@florent-uzio/waas

v0.1.0

Published

TypeScript SDK for the Palisade Wallet-as-a-Service API, generated from OpenAPI.

Readme

waas.js

A TypeScript SDK for the Palisade Wallet-as-a-Service API, generated from the vendor's OpenAPI spec.

The architecture is documented in issue #1.

Install

npm install @florent-uzio/waas

Quick start

import { Waas } from "@florent-uzio/waas"

const client = new Waas({
  clientId: process.env.PALISADE_CLIENT_ID!,
  clientSecret: process.env.PALISADE_CLIENT_SECRET!,
  // Defaults to https://api.sandbox.palisade.co (testnet)
  // apiUrl: "https://api.palisade.co",
})

const { vaults } = await client.vaults.list()
console.log(vaults)

const wallet = await client.wallets.create(
  { vaultId: "..." },
  {
    name: "USD Issuing wallet",
    keystore: "MPC",
  },
)

The client lazily fetches an OAuth access token on the first authenticated request and refreshes it before expiry. You can inspect or force-refresh it via client.auth.getSnapshot() and client.auth.getAccessToken(true).

Layout

src/
  index.ts            # public barrel — only thing consumers import from
  waas.ts             # the Waas client class
  models/
    waas-types.ts     # AUTO-GENERATED from OpenAPI — never edit
    waas-error.ts     # WaasError class + Core_ErrorMessage type
  constants/          # URL registry + defaults
  transport/          # TypedTransport + splitParams
  services/           # ApiService, AuthService, per-resource type files
  namespaces/         # createX(transport) factories — one per REST resource
  helpers/, type-utils/

Regenerating types

The vendor's OpenAPI spec lives at openapi/palisade-api.json (do not edit by hand). Whenever it changes, regenerate the typed surface:

npm run generate:waas-types

Scripts

| Script | What it does | | --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | npm run build | tsc — emits dist/ | | npm run test | vitest run | | npm run dev | vitest (watch mode) | | npm run format / check-format | Prettier | | npm run ci | build + format check + tests | | npm run generate:waas-types | Regenerate src/models/waas-types.ts from the OpenAPI spec | | npm run add-changeset | Author a changeset for the next release |