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@opaquecash/opaque

v0.1.2

Published

Unified Opaque SDK client: config, indexer announcements, announce payloads, balances, traits

Readme

@opaquecash/opaque

Single entry point for Opaque stealth (EIP-5564) and PSR flows used together with your own indexer.

Full documentation (guides, API reference, playground): docs.opaque.cash

Install

npm install @opaquecash/opaque

The package ships TypeScript types and depends on viem (v2). You must load the WASM bundle (cryptography.js) at runtime—either from your app’s static assets or a hosted URL (see below).

Working from this repository

cd sdk && npm install && npm run build

Then depend on @opaquecash/opaque via your workspace or npm link.

Initialize

import { OpaqueClient } from "@opaquecash/opaque";

const client = await OpaqueClient.create({
  chainId: 11155111,
  rpcUrl: "https://…",
  walletSignature: userSignatureHex,
  ethereumAddress: userAddress,
  wasmModuleSpecifier: new URL("/pkg/cryptography.js", import.meta.url).href,
});

Hosted WASM entry used by the reference app:

https://www.opaque.cash/pkg/cryptography.js

Constants

  • OpaqueClient.supportedChainIds()
  • OpaqueClient.chainDeployment(chainId) — registry, announcer, verifier, default tokens
  • NATIVE_TOKEN_ADDRESS — sentinel for ETH in balance aggregation

Indexer announcements

Pass subgraph-shaped rows:

const rows: IndexerAnnouncement[] = [
  {
    blockNumber: "10533630",
    etherealPublicKey: "0x02…",
    logIndex: 161,
    metadata: "0x…",
    stealthAddress: "0x…",
    transactionHash: "0x…",
    viewTag: 234,
  },
];

Flows

| Goal | API | |------|-----| | Resolve recipient meta-address (registry read via rpcUrl) | resolveRecipientMetaAddress(normalAddress) | | Register meta-address calldata | buildRegisterMetaAddressTransaction() | | Send: derive stealth + ephemeral | prepareStealthSend(recipientMetaHex) | | Announce calldata | buildAnnounceTransactionRequest(prepareResult) | | Owned outputs | filterOwnedAnnouncements(rows) | | Balances by token | getBalancesFromAnnouncements(rows) | | PSR traits | discoverTraits(rows) |

You always submit transactions from your own wallet; the SDK returns structured calldata and read results.

Lower-level packages

@opaquecash/stealth-core, @opaquecash/stealth-wasm, @opaquecash/stealth-chain, @opaquecash/psr-core, and related packages remain available for advanced integrations.