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@infrix/golden-escrow

v0.1.0

Published

Build the golden verifiable-escrow flow with one import: create, govern, and prove in a single call.

Readme

@infrix/golden-escrow

Build the golden verifiable-escrow flow with one import and one call — create the escrow through the governance pipeline, export the portable proof, and get a proof receipt you can verify yourself.

Install (30 seconds)

npm install @infrix/golden-escrow @infrix/client

@infrix/client is a peer dependency (the core SDK). For tests you can inject a client instead.

One working snippet

import { createEscrowApp } from '@infrix/golden-escrow';

const escrow = createEscrowApp({ endpoint: 'https://my-infrix-node' });

const result = await escrow.createAndProve({
  buyer: 'acc://buyer.acme',
  seller: 'acc://seller.acme',
  amount: 1000,
});

console.log(result.escrowId);                  // the real escrow id
console.log(result.proofReceipt.status);        // "verified"
console.log(result.verifyCommand);              // "infrix verify <bundle>.infrix.json"

Expected output

createAndProve returns:

{
  escrowId: string;          // real, from the governed result — never fabricated
  governedResult: EscrowHandle;
  proof: object;             // the portable evidence package
  proofReceipt: ProofReceipt;// verified offline via @infrix/proof-receipt
  verifyCommand: string;     // the exact command to verify it yourself
}

Proof & assurance

The receipt is produced by verifying the exported proof offline (no node trust). It caps at L3 by construction; it is never inflated to L4. To reach L4, confirm the L0 anchor with the printed verifyCommand (add --l0 <network>), or pass { l0: 'kermit' } to createEscrowApp to have the command pre-filled.

Error handling

createAndProve throws TypeError for missing/invalid inputs (buyer, seller, amount) and fails closed if the pipeline returns no intentId — it will never hand back a half-proof. The proof receipt itself reports status: "failed" (rather than throwing) when a bundle does not verify.

Live vs offline

  • Offline (default): the proof is checked cryptographically in your runtime.
  • Live (L4): run the returned verifyCommand with --l0 to confirm the anchor against Accumulate L0.