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@sentralbee/app-sdk

v0.2.2

Published

Build a Sentralbee marketplace app: platform-token verification, install lifecycle, public API client, webhooks, and the embed bridge — the security-critical protocol, done for you.

Readme

@sentralbee/app-sdk

The security-critical protocol for a Sentralbee marketplace app — platform-token verification, the install lifecycle, encryption-at-rest, webhook signatures, and the public API client — so you never reimplement crypto. Your app logic + UI stay in your own code.

bun add @sentralbee/app-sdk

Server (@sentralbee/app-sdk)

import {
  createTokenVerifier,   // Ed25519 platform-token verify (session + one-time provision)
  createSessionAuth,     // Hono middleware: workspace/scopes from the verified token
  mountInstall,          // wires /install/provision · /install/uninstall · /install/connect
  createCypher,          // AES-256-GCM encrypt/decrypt at rest (fail-closed)
  verifyWebhookSignature,// Standard-Webhooks (Svix) signature verify
  signWebhook,           // compute a signature (tests/fixtures)
  sentralbeeClient,      // typed public-API client (markOrderPaid + request() escape hatch)
  validateManifest,      // validate sentralbee.app.json
  manifestAudience,
} from "@sentralbee/app-sdk";
  • createTokenVerifier({ publicKeyPem, audience, issuer? }){ verifySession(token), verifyProvision(token) }. verifyProvision validates only (does not consume the jti — mountInstall consumes it after your work succeeds).
  • mountInstall(app, { verifier, consumeJti, releaseJti?, onProvision, onUninstall, onConnect? }) — you supply what to store; the SDK owns the token checks + retry-safe jti handling.
  • createSessionAuth(verifier) — gate embed routes; read c.get('workspace').
  • createCypher(secretKey){ encryptSecret, decryptSecret }.
  • verifyWebhookSignature(rawBody, { id, timestamp, signature }, secret, { toleranceSeconds? }) — over the RAW body.
  • sentralbeeClient({ apiKey, baseUrl? }).markOrderPaid(...), .request(method, path, body).

React embed (@sentralbee/app-sdk/react)

import { useHostTheme, useSafeArea, useSessionToken, ready } from "@sentralbee/app-sdk/react";

useSessionToken(){ token, loading, error, workspace }. See the embed guide.

Docs

Concepts, lifecycle, quickstart, manifest reference, and guides live in the app-kit docs. Scaffold a working app from templates/starter and run it locally with sentralbee dev (no Sentralbee stack required).

Security posture

Every crypto path fails closed (no key → refuse). The workspace is always derived from a verified token, never the request body. Provision tokens are one-time; the SDK consumes the jti only after provisioning succeeds and rolls it back on failure.