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@orbinum/protocol-core

v0.2.0

Published

Core protocol primitives and WASM bindings for interacting with Orbinum (Universal: Node + Web)

Readme

orbinum-protocol-core

Core Rust/WASM protocol library for building and encoding Orbinum shielded-pool transactions.

Universal Package: Works seamlessly in Node.js, Browsers, Rust Native, and WASM Runtimes (Polkadot, Near, etc.).

Features

  • Universal WASM: Single package supports require('fs') in Node and fetch() in Web.
  • Native Rust: Full support for no_std environments and native binary compilation.
  • Type-safe: Generated from runtime metadata using Subxt.
  • Zero-Knowledge Primitives: Poseidon hashing, commitment generation, nullifier computation.
  • Transaction Building: Create unsigned transactions for Note Transfer, Shielding, and Unshielding.
  • Clean Architecture: Domain-driven design with clear separation of concerns.

Installation

JavaScript / TypeScript (npm)

npm install @orbinum/protocol-core

Rust (Cargo)

[dependencies]
orbinum-protocol-core = "0.2.0"

Usage

Web / Browser (React, Next.js)

The npm package automatically uses fetch to load the WASM binary.

import { Crypto, TransactionBuilder } from '@orbinum/protocol-core';

async function main() {
  // Initialize WASM (downloads from CDN or local asset)
  await Crypto.init(); 

  // Create a Note Commitment
  const commitment = Crypto.computeCommitment("100", 1, ownerPubkey, blinding);
  console.log("Commitment:", commitment);
}

Node.js (Backend)

The npm package automatically uses fs to load the WASM binary.

const { Crypto } = require('@orbinum/protocol-core');

async function main() {
  // Initialize WASM (loads from disk)
  await Crypto.init();
  
  const hash = Crypto.poseidonHash2(left, right);
  console.log("Hash:", hash);
}

Rust (Native / WASM Runtime)

Ideal for CLI tools, Substrate pallets, or generic WASM actors.

use orbinum_protocol_core::{CryptoApi, TransactionBuilder};

fn main() {
    // Native Rust code (no WASM initialization needed)
    let commitment = CryptoApi::compute_commitment(
        "100", 
        1, 
        &owner_pubkey, 
        &blinding
    ).unwrap();
    
    println!("Commitment: {:?}", commitment);
}

Build from Source

To build the universal package locally (requires rust, wasm-pack, and node):

# Build both targets (pkg/web and pkg/node)
make wasm-all

Documentation

This README is intentionally brief. Full documentation is in docs/:

License

Apache-2.0 OR GPL-3.0-or-later