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@spritzlabs/sdk

v0.1.5

Published

TypeScript SDK for building apps on Spritz — censorship-resistant Web3 chat

Readme

@spritzlabs/sdk

TypeScript SDK for building apps on Spritz — censorship-resistant Web3 chat.

Installation

npm install @spritzlabs/sdk

Quick Start

import { SpritzClient } from "@spritzlabs/sdk";

const spritz = new SpritzClient({
    apiKey: "sk_live_...", // Get your API key in app.spritz.chat under Settings
});

// Login with email
await spritz.auth.sendEmailCode("[email protected]");
await spritz.auth.verifyEmailCode("[email protected]", "123456");

// Browse and join channels
const { channels } = await spritz.channels.list();
await spritz.channels.join(channels[0].id);

// Send a message
await spritz.channels.sendMessage(channels[0].id, {
    content: "Hello from the SDK!",
});

Authentication

The SDK supports four authentication methods: wallet (SIWE), Solana (SIWS), email, and passkey.

Wallet (SIWE — Ethereum)

// 1. Get the SIWE challenge
const { message, nonce } = await spritz.auth.loginWithWallet("0x...");

// 2. Sign the message with the user's wallet (use viem, ethers, etc.)
const signature = await wallet.signMessage(message);

// 3. Verify the signature
await spritz.auth.verifyWallet("0x...", signature, message);

Wallet (SIWS — Solana)

// 1. Get the SIWS challenge
const { message, nonce } = await spritz.auth.loginWithSolana("base58Address...");

// 2. Sign the message with the user's Solana wallet
const signatureBytes = nacl.sign.detached(
    new TextEncoder().encode(message),
    keypair.secretKey
);
const signature = bs58.encode(signatureBytes);

// 3. Verify the signature — session is established automatically
await spritz.auth.verifySolana("base58Address...", signature, message);

Email

await spritz.auth.sendEmailCode("[email protected]");
await spritz.auth.verifyEmailCode("[email protected]", "123456");

Passkey (WebAuthn)

// Get options for the browser's WebAuthn API
const { options } = await spritz.auth.getPasskeyLoginOptions();

// Use navigator.credentials.get() with these options
const credential = await navigator.credentials.get({ publicKey: options });

// Verify with the SDK
await spritz.auth.verifyPasskeyLogin(credential, options.challenge);

Using with Privy (messaging only)

You can use Privy for login and then the SDK only for messaging. After the user authenticates with Privy, use their wallet to complete Spritz's SIWE flow and get a session:

import { SpritzClient } from "@spritzlabs/sdk";
import { usePrivy, useSignMessage, useWallets } from "@privy-io/react-auth";

// In your app: user is already logged in via Privy
const { user } = usePrivy();
const { signMessage } = useSignMessage();
const { wallets } = useWallets();
const spritz = new SpritzClient({ apiKey: "sk_live_..." });

const address = user?.wallet?.address ?? wallets[0]?.address;

// 1. Get the SIWE message from Spritz
const { message } = await spritz.auth.loginWithWallet(address);

// 2. Sign with Privy (useSignMessage)
const { signature } = await signMessage({ message }, { address });

// 3. Verify with Spritz — you now have a session and can use channels/messaging
await spritz.auth.verifyWallet(address, signature, message);

// Use the SDK for messaging only
const { channels } = await spritz.channels.list();
await spritz.channels.join(channels[0].id);
await spritz.channels.sendMessage(channels[0].id, { content: "Hello!" });

Privy handles auth and the wallet; the SDK only needs the SIWE signature to create a Spritz session, then you use spritz.channels.* (and optionally spritz.account.*) without touching Privy again.

Account Management

// Get a user's public profile
const profile = await spritz.account.getProfile("0x...");

// Update your profile
await spritz.account.updateProfile({
    username: "alice",
    display_name: "Alice",
});

// Set social links
await spritz.account.setSocials([
    { platform: "twitter", handle: "@alice" },
    { platform: "github", handle: "alice" },
]);

// Manage profile widgets
await spritz.account.addWidget({
    type: "social_link",
    config: { platform: "twitter", handle: "@alice", url: "https://x.com/alice" },
});

Name Resolution

Resolve SNS (.sol) and ENS (spritz.eth) names without needing direct RPC access.

// SNS: Resolve a .sol domain to a Solana wallet
const { address } = await spritz.resolve.snsForward("alice.sol");

// SNS: Reverse-resolve a wallet to its primary .sol name
const { name } = await spritz.resolve.snsReverse("base58Address...");

// ENS: Resolve a spritz.eth subname
const result = await spritz.resolve.ensResolve("alice.spritz.eth");

// Convenience: resolve any identifier to a wallet address
const wallet = await spritz.resolve.resolveToAddress("alice.sol");

Public User Lookup

Look up any user's public profile without authentication — useful for rendering user cards, social previews, or verifying identities.

// Full profile with socials, agents, and scheduling info
const profile = await spritz.users.getProfile("0x...");
// or by username/ENS:
const profile2 = await spritz.users.getProfile("alice");

// Lightweight lookup (just display info)
const { user } = await spritz.users.lookup("0x...");
console.log(user?.username, user?.avatar_url);

Channels

Browsing and Joining

// List all public channels
const { channels } = await spritz.channels.list();

// Filter by category
const { channels: devChannels } = await spritz.channels.list({
    category: "development",
});

// Get a specific channel
const channel = await spritz.channels.get("channel-id-or-slug");

// Join / leave
await spritz.channels.join(channel.id);
await spritz.channels.leave(channel.id);

Creating Channels

// Standard channel (Supabase-backed)
const standardChannel = await spritz.channels.create({
    name: "My Channel",
    description: "A place to chat",
    category: "general",
    messagingType: "standard",
});

// Decentralized channel (Logos/Waku-backed)
const wakuChannel = await spritz.channels.create({
    name: "Decentralized Chat",
    description: "Messages via Logos network",
    messagingType: "waku",
});

Messaging

// Get messages (auto-detects standard vs waku based on messagingType param)
const { messages } = await spritz.channels.getMessages(channelId, {
    limit: 50,
    messagingType: "standard",
});

// Send a message
await spritz.channels.sendMessage(channelId, {
    content: "Hello!",
    messagingType: "standard",
});

// Edit / delete
await spritz.channels.editMessage(channelId, messageId, "Updated text");
await spritz.channels.deleteMessage(channelId, messageId);

Polls

// Create a poll
const poll = await spritz.channels.createPoll(channelId, {
    question: "Which network?",
    options: ["Ethereum", "Base", "Arbitrum"],
});

// Vote
await spritz.channels.votePoll(channelId, poll.id, poll.options[0].id);

Friends

// List your friends
const friends = await spritz.friends.list();

// Get friend requests
const { incoming, outgoing } = await spritz.friends.getRequests("all");

// Send a friend request
await spritz.friends.sendRequest("0x...", "Hi, let's connect!");

// Accept or reject an incoming request
await spritz.friends.acceptRequest(requestId);
await spritz.friends.rejectRequest(requestId);

// Cancel an outgoing request
await spritz.friends.cancelRequest(requestId);

// Remove a friend
await spritz.friends.remove(friendId);

Agents

// Discover public agents
const { agents } = await spritz.agents.discover(myAddress, {
    filter: "public",
    search: "weather",
});

// Get agent info and pricing
const info = await spritz.agents.getInfo(agentId);
console.log(info.pricing); // { enabled: true, pricePerMessage: "$0.01", ... }

// Chat with an agent
const response = await spritz.agents.chat(agentId, {
    message: "What's the weather in NYC?",
    sessionId: "my-session",
});

// Stream a response
for await (const event of spritz.agents.chatStream(agentId, { message: "Tell me a story" })) {
    if (event.type === "chunk") process.stdout.write(event.text);
    if (event.type === "done") console.log("\n\nSession:", event.sessionId);
}

// Get chat history
const history = await spritz.agents.getHistory(agentId, sessionId);

Inbox (Deferred Messages)

Send messages to any wallet or name service identifier — even if the recipient hasn't signed up for Spritz yet. Messages are stored and delivered when the recipient eventually logs in.

This is ideal for use cases like SNS-to-SNS messaging, community onboarding, or cross-chain social outreach.

// Send a message to an SNS name (recipient doesn't need to be on Spritz)
const msg = await spritz.inbox.send("alice.sol", "Hey Alice! Saw your project on Solana.");

// Send with metadata and custom expiry
await spritz.inbox.send("vitalik.eth", "Check out this NFT", {
    messageType: "link",
    metadata: { url: "https://example.com/nft/123", title: "Cool NFT" },
    expiresInDays: 30,
});

// Check for pending messages (as recipient)
const { unclaimed } = await spritz.inbox.count();
console.log(`You have ${unclaimed} new messages`);

// List inbox messages
const { messages } = await spritz.inbox.list({ status: "unclaimed" });

// Claim (acknowledge) messages
await spritz.inbox.claim(messages.map(m => m.id));

// Or claim all at once
await spritz.inbox.claim();

Developer Keys

Manage API keys programmatically.

// List your API keys
const keys = await spritz.developer.listKeys();

// Create a new key (full key is only shown once!)
const { key, warning } = await spritz.developer.createKey("My App", ["read", "write"]);
console.log(key.api_key); // sk_live_... — save this!

// Revoke a key
await spritz.developer.revokeKey(keyId);

Error Handling

The SDK throws typed errors for different failure scenarios:

import {
    SpritzError,
    AuthError,
    NotFoundError,
    RateLimitError,
    InvalidResponseError,
    isSpritzError,
} from "@spritzlabs/sdk";

try {
    await spritz.channels.get("nonexistent");
} catch (error) {
    if (error instanceof NotFoundError) {
        console.log("Channel not found");
    } else if (error instanceof AuthError) {
        console.log("Not authenticated");
    } else if (error instanceof RateLimitError) {
        const wait = error.retryAfterSeconds;
        console.log("Rate limited", wait != null ? `(retry after ${wait}s)` : "");
    } else if (error instanceof InvalidResponseError) {
        console.log("Unexpected response from API");
    } else if (isSpritzError(error)) {
        console.log("Spritz error", error.status, error.message);
    }
}

Session Management

// Check authentication status
console.log(spritz.isAuthenticated); // true/false

// Access the raw session token
const token = spritz.sessionToken;

// Set a token from a previous session
spritz.sessionToken = savedToken;

// Restore session from token
const session = await spritz.auth.getSession();

// Extend session expiry (requires an existing valid session cookie or Bearer token)
await spritz.auth.extendSession();

Configuration

You need an API key to use the SDK. Get one by signing in at app.spritz.chat and going to Settings to create or copy your API key.

const spritz = new SpritzClient({
    apiKey: "sk_live_...",               // Required: get it in app.spritz.chat under Settings
    baseUrl: "https://app.spritz.chat",  // Optional: defaults to production
    sessionToken: "saved-jwt-token",     // Optional: restore a previous session
    /** Persist the session token (e.g. localStorage) — get/set called by the client */
    sessionStorage: {
        get: () => localStorage.getItem("spritz_session_token"),
        set: (token) =>
            token
                ? localStorage.setItem("spritz_session_token", token)
                : localStorage.removeItem("spritz_session_token"),
    },
    /** Optional HTTP behavior: retries on 429/503, request/response hooks, etc. */
    http: {
        maxRetries: 2,
        retryBaseDelayMs: 300,
        retryOnStatuses: [429, 503],
        onRequest: ({ url, method }) => console.debug(method, url),
        onResponse: ({ response }) => console.debug(response.status),
    },
});

React

For apps using React 18+, use the optional entry so you do not construct SpritzClient in every component:

import { useState } from "react";
import { SpritzProvider, useSpritzClient } from "@spritzlabs/sdk/react";

function Root() {
    const [sessionToken, setSessionToken] = useState<string | null>(null);
    return (
        <SpritzProvider
            apiKey={import.meta.env.VITE_SPRITZ_API_KEY}
            sessionToken={sessionToken}
            sessionStorage={{
                get: () => localStorage.getItem("spritz_session_token"),
                set: (t) =>
                    t
                        ? localStorage.setItem("spritz_session_token", t)
                        : localStorage.removeItem("spritz_session_token"),
            }}
        >
            <App onSessionChange={setSessionToken} />
        </SpritzProvider>
    );
}

function App() {
    const spritz = useSpritzClient();
    return <button onClick={() => spritz.channels.list()}>List channels</button>;
}

Install the same @spritzlabs/sdk package; react is a peer dependency when you import @spritzlabs/sdk/react.

Search, events, wallet, and more

The client exposes additional namespaces that map to public or authenticated HTTP APIs:

// Global search
await spritz.search.query({ q: "ethereum", limit: 10 });

// Events (list, mine, by slug)
await spritz.events.list({ featured: true });
await spritz.events.mine();
await spritz.events.getBySlug("my-event");

// Token-gated chats
await spritz.tokenChats.list();
await spritz.tokenChats.create({ /* ... */ });

// Live streams
await spritz.streams.list();

// Resolve a Spritz username to profile
await spritz.username.resolve({ username: "alice" });

// Balances and transactions (authenticated)
await spritz.wallet.balances();
await spritz.wallet.transactions({ limit: 20 });

// Leaderboard and points
await spritz.leaderboard.get();
await spritz.points.get();
await spritz.points.claimDaily();

// Pagination helper: repeatedly fetch pages using a time-based `before` cursor (see inbox messages)
import { paginateByPage } from "@spritzlabs/sdk";
for await (const batch of paginateByPage(async (before) => {
    const { messages } = await spritz.inbox.list({ limit: 50, before });
    return messages;
})) {
    console.log(batch);
}

Channel helpers include pinning a message and listing agents attached to a channel:

await spritz.channels.setPinned(channelId, messageId, true);
const { agents } = await spritz.channels.listAgents(channelId);

Modules

| Module | Access | Description | |--------|--------|-------------| | spritz.auth | — | SIWE, SIWS, email, passkey authentication | | spritz.account | Authenticated | Profile, widgets, socials, themes | | spritz.channels | Authenticated | Channel CRUD, messaging, polls, reactions, pin, agents | | spritz.friends | Authenticated | Friend list, requests, accept/reject | | spritz.agents | Public | Discover, chat, stream, history | | spritz.resolve | Public | SNS (.sol) and ENS (.spritz.eth) resolution | | spritz.users | Public | Public profile and user lookups | | spritz.inbox | Authenticated | Deferred messages to any name/address | | spritz.developer | Authenticated | API key management | | spritz.search | Varies | Global search | | spritz.events | Varies | Events list, mine, by slug | | spritz.tokenChats | Varies | Token-gated chats | | spritz.streams | Varies | Streams | | spritz.username | Public | Username resolve | | spritz.wallet | Authenticated | Balances and transactions | | spritz.leaderboard | Public | Leaderboard | | spritz.points | Authenticated | Points and daily claim |

Branding

Use the built-in constants for consistent Spritz branding in your auth UI (e.g. login screens):

import { SPRITZ_APP_URL, SPRITZ_BRANDING } from "@spritzlabs/sdk";

// Single URL constant
console.log(SPRITZ_APP_URL); // "https://app.spritz.chat"

// Default copy and links for auth screens
console.log(SPRITZ_BRANDING.name);           // "Spritz"
console.log(SPRITZ_BRANDING.appUrl);         // "https://app.spritz.chat"
console.log(SPRITZ_BRANDING.appHost);        // "app.spritz.chat"
console.log(SPRITZ_BRANDING.signInHeading);  // "Sign in with Spritz"
console.log(SPRITZ_BRANDING.signInSubtext);  // "Use your email to continue..."
console.log(SPRITZ_BRANDING.poweredByLabel);  // "Powered by"

Use these in your login form so users see consistent Spritz branding and links to app.spritz.chat.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ (uses native fetch)
  • Works in browsers, Deno, and Bun

License

MIT