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@sip402/server

v0.1.2

Published

sip402 seller side — verify-by-simulation, accumulate commitments, batch-redeem, and x402 HTTP middleware.

Readme

@sip402/server

npm · repo · SPEC

The seller side of the sip402 x402 batch-settlement binding. Verify incoming commitments by simulation, accumulate them, and batch-redeem — N commitments in ONE redeemDelegations transaction. Ships with x402 HTTP middleware and a settlement event feed.

npm i @sip402/server

What's inside

| Export | Purpose | |---|---| | verifyCommitment() / simulateRedeem() | Accept a commitment only if its redemption simulates successfully (SPEC §6) — no trust in the buyer's metering. | | CommitmentAccumulator | Accept (verify) + accumulate vouchers; flush() redeems ALL pending in one batch tx (SPEC §5.2–5.3). | | x402BatchSettlement() | Hono middleware: 402-challenge with the offer, accept the batch-settlement payment, serve, settle. | | SettlementBus, sseHandler, webhookHandler | Subscribe to settlement events (SSE for dashboards; webhook for the 1Shot relayer's async status). |

Verify → accumulate → batch-redeem

import { CommitmentAccumulator } from "@sip402/server";

const acc = new CommitmentAccumulator({
  sellerPrivateKey: SELLER_KEY,
  expectedPayTo: SELLER_ADDRESS,
  minBatchAtoms: toUsdcAtoms("0.25"),   // flush threshold
  onEvent: (e) => console.log("settled", e.txHash, e.amountAtoms),
});

// Each request: verify-by-simulation, store, auto-flush once the threshold is crossed.
const { commitmentId, settleTxHash } = await acc.recordAndMaybeFlush(commitment);

// …or flush explicitly — redeems EVERY pending commitment in ONE redeemDelegations.
const txHash = await acc.flush();

Over-budget commitments are rejected at accept() because the redeem simulation reverts (ERC20PeriodTransferEnforcer:transfer-amount-exceeded) — the cap is enforced on-chain, never asserted by the server.

x402 middleware

import { Hono } from "hono";
import { x402BatchSettlement, CommitmentAccumulator } from "@sip402/server";

const app = new Hono();
app.use("/paid/*", x402BatchSettlement({
  price: () => toUsdcAtoms("0.04"),
  payTo: SELLER_ADDRESS,
  accumulator: acc,
}));

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License

MIT