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@munityclubs/verifiable-ticketing

v0.1.0

Published

Reusable QR ticket and scanner-link primitives for verifiable NFT ticketing.

Readme

@munityclubs/verifiable-ticketing

Reusable QR ticket and scanner-link primitives extracted from Munity's dual-chain NFT ticketing flow.

The package does not own your database or chain RPC reads. It gives apps the portable pieces around QR payload parsing, scanner-link tokens, event expiry, ticket record shape, and scan-result normalization.

Install

npm install @munityclubs/verifiable-ticketing

Usage

import {
  extractTicketIdFromQrPayload,
  buildTicketRecord,
  buildScanResult,
  hashOpaqueToken,
} from "@munityclubs/verifiable-ticketing";

const ticketId = extractTicketIdFromQrPayload(qrPayload);
const tokenHash = hashOpaqueToken(scannerToken);

const ticket = buildTicketRecord({
  collection,
  communityId,
  holderAddress: buyerWallet,
  txSignature,
  index: 0,
});

const result = buildScanResult({
  ticket,
  ownsTicket: true,
  scan: null,
});

What It Covers

  • Opaque scanner-token generation and SHA-256 hashing
  • Constant-time token-hash comparison
  • QR payload parsing from raw IDs, JSON, or URLs
  • EVM transaction signature normalization
  • Scanner-link expiry and inactive-reason checks
  • Portable ticket-record and scan-result shapes

Apps still need to enforce event ownership, ticket ownership on-chain, scanner authorization, and one-time scan persistence in their own storage layer.

Development

yarn install
yarn test

License

Apache-2.0