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@prflght/sdk

v0.1.2

Published

TypeScript SDK for the prflght transaction firewall

Downloads

187

Readme

@prflght/sdk

TypeScript SDK for the prflght firewall. Wraps POST /check into a typed firewall.check(tx) call and handles prepending attestation instructions.

Install

npm install @prflght/sdk
# or
pnpm add @prflght/sdk

Usage

import { Firewall, FirewallDenyError } from '@prflght/sdk'

const firewall = new Firewall({
  apiUrl: 'https://api.prflght.xyz',
  agentId: '<your-agent-pubkey>',
  apiKey: process.env.PRFLGHT_API_KEY,   // from dashboard at app.prflght.xyz
})

// Build your transaction as usual
const tx = buildMyTransaction()
const txBase64 = Buffer.from(tx.serialize()).toString('base64')

try {
  const result = await firewall.check(txBase64)

  // Prepend attestation instructions before submitting
  const attestationIxs = firewall.inject(result.instructions)
  const finalTx = buildTransactionWithIxs([...attestationIxs, ...myIxs])
  await sendAndConfirm(finalTx)

} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof FirewallDenyError) {
    console.error('Blocked:', err.message)  // deny reason
  }
}

API

new Firewall(config)

{
  apiUrl: string     // base URL of the Risk Engine
  agentId: string    // agent's Solana pubkey
  apiKey?: string    // API key from app.prflght.xyz (required for hosted API)
  fetch?: typeof globalThis.fetch  // optional custom fetch
}

firewall.check(tx: string): Promise<CheckResult>

Throws FirewallDenyError if denied. Returns CheckResult on allow.

firewall.tryCheck(tx: string): Promise<CheckResult>

Same as check but never throws - returns decision: "deny" instead.

firewall.inject(instructions: SerializedIx[]): Instruction[]

Converts attestation instructions from API format to @solana/kit Instruction[].

createFirewall(config) (functional alternative)

Same as new Firewall() but returns a plain object.

Types

interface CheckResult {
  decision: 'allow' | 'deny'
  instructions: SerializedIx[]
  policyHash: string | null
  expiry: number | null
  reason: string | null
}

class FirewallDenyError extends Error {
  constructor(public reason: string)
}