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@qubiq/core

v1.0.0

Published

TypeScript SDK for interacting with Qubic nodes via Bun/Node runtimes.

Readme

QubicKit Core

@qubiq/core is the TypeScript toolkit that mirrors the Qubic node lifecycle—deterministic wallets (FourQ/K12 WASM), HTTP clients, automation pipelines, proposal tooling, and observability helpers.

Where to start

| Resource | URL | Notes | | ----------- | -------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | Docs site | https://core.qubickit.dev | Primary reference (Getting Started, modules, interop, telemetry) | | API package | https://www.npmjs.com/package/@qubiq/core | Install in Bun/Node projects | | Examples | examples/ | Runnable scripts mirrored in the docs |

Quickstart

bun add @qubiq/core
import { QubicNodeClient, deriveWalletFromSeed } from "@qubiq/core";

const client = new QubicNodeClient();
const wallet = await deriveWalletFromSeed(process.env.QUBIC_SEED!);
const tick = (await client.getTickInfo()).tickInfo.tick;

const signed = await wallet.signTransfer({
  destinationPublicKey: wallet.publicKey,
  amount: BigInt(1_000_000),
  tick: tick + 10,
});

await client.broadcastTransaction({
  encodedTransaction: Buffer.from(signed.bytes).toString("base64"),
});

More scenarios—automation pipelines, proposal workflows, observability—are documented on the site. Note: public Qubic infrastructure currently exposes only the HTTP API; the gRPC client is intended for self-hosted nodes that make the proto available.

Local development

Docs app (apps/docs)

cd ../../apps/docs
bun install
bun dev  # serves https://core.qubickit.dev locally

The site uses Fumadocs + Next.js App Router. Content lives under apps/docs/content/docs.

Core package

The TypeScript sources are under src/. Tests run with Bun:

bun test       # full suite
bun test path/to/file.test.ts

CI mirrors this command. Integration tests rely on local mock servers (no public network access required unless you opt into smoke tests with QUBIC_SMOKE_TESTS=true).

Package layout

| Path | Description | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | src/ | Core library: connectors, serialization, wallets, automation, proposals, monitoring, interop clients | | proto/ | Canonical live_service.proto used by both HTTP and gRPC layers | | tests/ | Bun test suites (unit, integration, automation, interop, smoke) | | examples/ | Runnable scripts referenced by the docs | | ../web/ | Next.js/Fumadocs site served at https://core.qubickit.dev |

Contributing

  1. Fork and clone the repo.
  2. Install dependencies (bun install at the repo root; workspace tooling links every package).
  3. Run bun run -cwd packages/core lint + bun run -cwd packages/core test (or use the root helper scripts).
  4. Open a PR describing the change and any docs updates.

Issues/ideas? Open a ticket or ping alez on Discord. Contributions to both the core library and the documentation site are welcome.