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@fluxpointstudios/orynq-sdk-quickstart

v0.2.1

Published

Solo-developer quickstart for orynq — sub-5-minute first trace. Generates identity, faucet-drips MATRA, anchors a sample trace on Materios, prints an explorer URL.

Readme

@fluxpointstudios/orynq-sdk-quickstart

Solo-developer quickstart for orynq. Get from npm install to a chain-anchored first trace in under 5 minutes — no signer URI to manage, no wallet to seed, no Cardano addresses to look up.

Installation

npm install --global @fluxpointstudios/orynq-sdk-quickstart

CLI

orynq init       # Generate identity + faucet-drip MATRA. Idempotent.
orynq trace      # Build + submit a chain-anchored first trace.
orynq whoami     # Print the saved SS58 address.
orynq status     # Show gateway + chain health.
orynq help       # Show usage.

Programmatic API

import { bootstrapAndTrace } from "@fluxpointstudios/orynq-sdk-quickstart";

const result = await bootstrapAndTrace({
  // All defaults point at Materios preprod. Set any subset to override.
  agentId: "my-agent",
  summary: "anchored from my CI pipeline",
  onProgress(step) {
    // Optional live progress stream.
    console.log(step.kind);
  },
});

console.log("Trace URL:", result.urls.blobStatus);
console.log("Cert hash:", result.certHash);

Primitives

If you don't want the all-in-one bootstrap, mix and match:

import {
  loadOrCreateIdentity,
  requestFaucet,
  firstTraceBundle,
  buildExplorerUrls,
  DEFAULT_RPC_URL,
  DEFAULT_GATEWAY_URL,
} from "@fluxpointstudios/orynq-sdk-quickstart";

const identity = await loadOrCreateIdentity();
await requestFaucet({ address: identity.address, gatewayBaseUrl: DEFAULT_GATEWAY_URL });
const bundle = await firstTraceBundle({ agentId: "my-agent", summary: "hi" });
// ...build your own MateriosProvider, submit, certify...
const urls = buildExplorerUrls({ contentHash, blockHash, gatewayBaseUrl: DEFAULT_GATEWAY_URL, rpcUrl: DEFAULT_RPC_URL });

Env variable overrides

| Env var | Default | Purpose | |---|---|---| | ORYNQ_CONFIG_PATH | ~/.orynq/config.json | Identity file location | | ORYNQ_RPC_URL | wss://materios.fluxpointstudios.com/rpc | Substrate WS RPC URL | | ORYNQ_GATEWAY_URL | https://materios.fluxpointstudios.com/blobs | Blob-gateway base URL | | ORYNQ_AGENT_ID | orynq-quickstart | Agent ID stamped on the trace | | ORYNQ_SUMMARY | auto-generated | Observation event content | | ORYNQ_SKIP_FAUCET | 0 | Set to 1 to skip faucet drip | | ORYNQ_VERBOSE | 0 | Set to 1 for extra info on whoami |

Trust model

orynq init generates a fresh sr25519 keypair and writes the mnemonic to ~/.orynq/config.json with 0600 permissions (POSIX). On Materios preprod, that address can:

  • Faucet-drip test MATRA (one-shot per address)
  • Upload blob data to the public gateway via sig-only auth
  • Submit submitReceipt extrinsics on chain

There is no automatic upgrade to a Materios-mainnet identity yet — the preprod identity is meant for "hello world" learning. To move a real workload to mainnet, generate a separate mainnet identity (recommended: hardware-wallet-backed) and point ORYNQ_RPC_URL / ORYNQ_GATEWAY_URL at the mainnet endpoints.

Sub-5-minute contract

The package's CI exercises a fresh-install simulation that asserts bootstrapAndTrace() completes in under 300 seconds (5 minutes) including faucet drip, MOTRA generation, on-chain submission, and committee certification on Materios preprod.

Measured end-to-end on Gemtek (4-core, 16 GB RAM, residential link, 2026-05-14):

  • npm install --global — ~10 s
  • orynq trace (cold start, fresh address, no funds) — 167.9 s
  • Total — ~178 s = 2:58, well under the 5-minute bar

orynq trace is idempotent — rerunning prints the same identity and submits a new receipt without re-faucet (the per-address ledger reuses the existing balance).

License

MIT