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@magicblock-console/core

v0.1.7

Published

Core SDK for MagicBlock Ephemeral Rollups — shared logic for CLI, MCP, and Web

Readme

@magicblock-console/core

Core SDK for managing MagicBlock Ephemeral Rollups on Solana. Shared logic used by the CLI, MCP Server, and Web Dashboard.

Features

  • Project Management — create, configure, and manage ER projects
  • ER Lifecycle — delegate, commit, undelegate accounts on Ephemeral Rollups
  • Gasless Transactions — zero-fee execution on ER
  • Privacy Mode — confidential state via TEE (Private Ephemeral Rollups)
  • VRF — verifiable randomness requests
  • Cranks — scheduled automatic execution
  • Oracle — Pyth price feeds on ER
  • Monitoring — status, costs, and logs

Installation

npm install @magicblock-console/core

Quick Start

import { createClient, MemoryStorage } from '@magicblock-console/core';

const client = createClient({
  network: 'devnet',
  storage: new MemoryStorage(),
});

// Create a project
await client.projects.create({ name: 'my-game', region: 'us' });

// Enable features
await client.projects.configure('my-game', {
  features: { gasless: true, vrf: true },
});

// Delegate an account to ER
await client.er.delegate({
  account: 'YourAccountPubkey...',
  project: 'my-game',
});

// Request VRF randomness
const result = await client.vrf.request({ project: 'my-game' });
console.log(result.randomness); // 32 bytes of randomness

Wallet Connection

Connect a Solana wallet for real blockchain operations:

// From keypair file (CLI/server)
await client.connectWithKeypair('~/.config/solana/id.json');

// From browser wallet (web)
await client.connectWithSigner({
  publicKey: wallet.publicKey,
  signTransaction: (tx) => wallet.signTransaction(tx),
});

Without a wallet connection, all operations run in simulated mode with realistic mock data.

Network

Operates on Solana Devnet by default. ER validators available in US, EU, and Asia regions.

Related Packages

Author

shipooor · @shipooor

License

MIT