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@olane/o-gateway-interface

v0.8.16

Published

oLane gateway interface

Downloads

810

Readme

@olane/o-gateway-interface

Interface definition for Olane gateway implementations. This package defines the contract that all gateway implementations must satisfy.

What is a Gateway?

In the Olane network, gateways act like DNS registrars for o:// addresses. When a request is made to an address like o://brendon/my-tool, the gateway is responsible for resolving the first term (brendon) to determine how to route the request. Gateways prevent conflicting namespaces, bridge into walled gardens, broker communication, and establish a system of trust for AI agents, humans, and other entities to collaborate safely.

Installation

pnpm add @olane/o-gateway-interface

The oGateway Interface

This package exports a single interface that all gateway implementations must conform to:

import { oGateway } from '@olane/o-gateway-interface';

Fields

| Field | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | name | string | The unique name identifying this gateway (e.g., "olane") | | transports | string[] | List of transport protocols this gateway supports (e.g., ["/olane"]) | | description | string | Human-readable description of the gateway and its purpose | | logo | string | URL or path to the gateway's logo image | | website | string | URL of the gateway's website |

Interface Definition

export interface oGateway {
  name: string;
  transports: string[];
  description: string;
  logo: string;
  website: string;
}

Implementing a Gateway

To create a custom gateway, implement the oGateway interface and provide an address resolver that handles routing for your namespace. The resolver is responsible for inspecting incoming addresses and determining the next hop.

For a complete reference implementation, see @olane/o-gateway-olane, which resolves addresses in the olane namespace and routes them through the Olane leader node.

Related Packages

  • @olane/o-gateway-olane - Reference implementation of this interface for the Olane network
  • @olane/o-core - Core types including oAddress, oAddressResolver, and transport primitives
  • @olane/o-protocol - Protocol definitions used by gateways

License

(MIT OR Apache-2.0)