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@provenix/sdk

v0.1.0-preview

Published

Official JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for Provenix - cryptographic text provenance

Downloads

86

Readme

@provenix/sdk

Official JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for Provenix - cryptographic text provenance.

AI detection is guesswork. Provenance is evidence.

Installation

npm install @provenix/sdk
# or
pnpm add @provenix/sdk
# or
yarn add @provenix/sdk

Quick Start

import { ProvenixClient } from '@provenix/sdk'

// Initialize client with API key
const client = new ProvenixClient({
  apiKey: 'prov_live_...'
})

// Sign text
const manifest = await client.sign('Hello world', {
  author: '[email protected]'
})

// Verify text
const result = await client.verify('Hello world', manifest)
console.log(result.valid) // true

API Reference

ProvenixClient

sign(text: string, metadata?: object): Promise<SignResponse>

Generate cryptographic manifest for text.

Parameters:

  • text - Text to sign (max 1MB)
  • metadata - Optional metadata object (max 10KB)

Returns:

{
  hash: string           // SHA-256 hash of text
  signature: string      // Ed25519 signature
  manifest: {
    hash: string
    timestamp: string    // ISO 8601
    metadata?: object
    version: string
  }
  publicKey: string      // For verification
}

verify(text: string, manifest: SignResponse): Promise<VerifyResponse>

Verify text against signed manifest.

Parameters:

  • text - Text to verify
  • manifest - Previously generated manifest

Returns:

{
  valid: boolean         // Overall verification result
  hashMatch: boolean     // Text hash matches manifest
  signatureValid: boolean // Signature is valid
  timestamp: string
  metadata?: object
  warnings?: string[]    // Optional warnings (e.g., stale timestamp)
}

Error Handling

import { ProvenixClient, ProvenixError } from '@provenix/sdk'

try {
  const manifest = await client.sign(text)
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof ProvenixError) {
    console.error(`Error ${error.code}: ${error.message}`)
  }
}

License

MIT