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@predicate/core

v2.2.0

Published

Core utilities for interacting with Predicate API

Readme

@predicate/core

npm version License: MIT

TypeScript client for interacting with the Predicate API. Handles policy evaluation, authentication, and request validation for any JavaScript/TypeScript environment.

Installation

npm install @predicate/core

V1 API Usage

import { PredicateClient, PredicateRequest } from '@predicate/core';

const client = new PredicateClient({
    apiUrl: 'https://api.predicate.io/',
    apiKey: process.env.PREDICATE_API_KEY!
});

const request: PredicateRequest = {
    from: '0xSenderAddress',
    to: '0xContractAddress',
    data: '0xEncodedArguments',
    msg_value: '0',
    chain_id: 1 // Optional
};

const result = await client.evaluatePolicy(request);
console.log("Task ID:", result.task_id);
console.log("Signers:", result.signers);
console.log("Signatures:", result.signature);

V1 Response Structure

interface PredicateResponse {
  is_compliant: boolean;
  task_id: string;
  expiry_block: number;
  signers: string[];
  signature: string[];
  results?: PredicateSignerResults;
}

V2 API Usage

import { PredicateClient, PredicateRequest } from '@predicate/core/v2';

const client = new PredicateClient({
    apiUrl: 'https://api.predicate.io/',
    apiKey: process.env.PREDICATE_API_KEY!
});

const request: PredicateRequest = {
    from: '0xSenderAddress',
    to: '0xContractAddress', 
    data: '0xEncodedArguments',
    msg_value: '0',
    chain: 'ethereum' // Required: 'ethereum' | 'solana' | 'sepolia' | 'holesky' | 'anvil'
};

const result = await client.evaluatePolicy(request);
console.log("Policy ID:", result.policy_id);
console.log("Is Compliant:", result.is_compliant);
console.log("Attestation:", result.attestation);

V2 Response Structure

interface PredicateResponse {
  policy_id: string;
  is_compliant: boolean;
  attestation: {
    uuid: string;
    expiration: number;
    attester: string;
    signature: string;
  };
}

Key Differences

| Feature | V1 | V2 | |---------|----|----| | Import | @predicate/core | @predicate/core/v2 | | Endpoint | /v1/task | /v2/attestation | | Chain Field | chain_id?: number \| string | chain: SupportedChain (required) | | Response ID | task_id | attestation.uuid | | Expiry | expiry_block (block number) | attestation.expiration (unix seconds) | | Signers | Multiple signers/signatures | Single attester/signature | | Policy ID | Not included | policy_id field |

Migration from V1 to V2

  1. Update import path:

    // Before
    import { PredicateClient } from '@predicate/core';
       
    // After  
    import { PredicateClient } from '@predicate/core/v2';
  2. Add required chain field:

    const request = {
      // ... other fields
      chain: 'ethereum' // Now required
    };
  3. Update response handling:

    // V1
    console.log(result.task_id, result.signers);
       
    // V2
    console.log(result.policy_id, result.attestation.uuid, result.attestation.attester);

Features

  • Policy evaluation and verification
  • TypeScript support with full type safety
  • Request validation and error handling
  • Support for multiple blockchain networks
  • Compatible with Node.js, browsers, and edge environments

Documentation

For detailed documentation, visit docs.predicate.io.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.