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@torrens/property-sdk

v0.1.2

Published

Shared, runtime-agnostic SDK for Torrens apps + demos: ABIs, tier-aware metadata resolution, formatting, address config, and signer-worker helpers.

Readme

@torrens/property-sdk

Shared, runtime-agnostic SDK for every Torrens surface — the owner/admin apps, the six demos, and the Cloudflare-Worker consumers (regulator-mcp, the curator). This is Foundation F1 of the Experience programme (docs/ROADMAP_EXPERIENCE.md §1) and the package the demo consolidation (docs/DEMOS_CONSOLIDATION.md §3/§5) is built on.

It kills the duplicated dptMetadata.js, format.js and config/contracts.js copied into every app/demo, and replaces the old monolithic IPFS fetch with the tier-aware schema-3.0 resolver (public tier + role-gated restricted/PII access-link fetch).

Hard constraint: runtime-agnostic

No fs, no Node-only viem client builders. All network IO goes through fetch() (injectable for tests/Workers). Works unchanged in Cloudflare Workers, Node 20+, and the browser. Formatting uses viem's pure formatUnits and Intl.

Exports

ABIs (@torrens/property-sdk or @torrens/property-sdk/abis)

  • Core, re-exported from @torrens/contracts (single source of truth — the deployed bytecode is byte-identical, so the ABI must be too): dptAbi, landRegistryAbi, applicationRegistryAbi, ownerApprovalAbi, coOwnerRegistryAbi, tokenV2Abi.
  • Generic: erc20Abi (incl. demo faucet/mint).
  • Demo-specific (copied verbatim from each demo's config/contracts): mortgagePositionAbi (+ mortgagePositionV2Abi with payment-routing), remortgageSettlementAbi, rmbsVaultAbi, rmbsIssuerAbi, rmbsDistributionAbi, torrensFinVaultAbi, secondaryTransferMarketAbi, pexaDinUsdcSettlementAbi.
  • Enums/labels: MORTGAGE_STATUS, MORTGAGE_STATUS_LABELS, MORTGAGE_CASE_TYPE, RMBS_POOL_STATUS, SECONDARY_LISTING_STATUS, PEXA_READINESS_FIELDS.

This is the single home for demo ABIs — resolving the §6 double-maintenance risk.

Tier-aware metadata

import {
  fetchDptMetadata,        // PUBLIC tier only — non-personal facts
  fetchRestrictedProperty, // role-gated: full address/coords via access link
  fetchApplicationMetadata,// private PII doc via access link (or public URL)
  uploadApplicationMetadata,
  cidFromUri,
  DEFAULT_IPFS_GATEWAYS,
  TORRENS_HOSTED_PINATA_GATEWAY,
} from '@torrens/property-sdk'

// Public tier — best-effort, never throws, returns null on total failure.
const pub = await fetchDptMetadata(tokenUri, { cache })

// Restricted tier — pre-3.0 tokens (no pointer) resolve to null with NO
// network call; otherwise mint a short-lived access link via the signer worker.
const restricted = await fetchRestrictedProperty(pub, {
  accessLinkUrl: SIGNER_ACCESS_LINK_URL,
})

Public/restricted types are wrapped from @torrens/dpt-metadata (PublicDptMetadataV3, RestrictedPropertyDoc) — not duplicated. The role gate lives in the signer worker behind accessLinkUrl; the SDK just relays.

Signer-worker helpers

getSignedPinataUrl, uploadViaSignedUrl, getPrivateAccessLink, fetchPrivateJson. URLs are passed in by the caller (no import.meta.env), so the helpers stay runtime-agnostic. CORS allowlist on the worker must include every consuming origin (DEMOS_CONSOLIDATION §6).

Formatting

formatFin, formatTFin, formatUsdc, formatBps, shortAddress, formatDate, parseFin, parseUsdc; FIN_DECIMALS=18, TFIN_DECIMALS=18, DIN_DECIMALS=18, USDC_DECIMALS=6.

Deployment addresses

DeploymentAddresses, getDeploymentAddresses(chainId) (built-in §2 Base Sepolia book), loadDeploymentAddresses(url, fetch?) (HTTP, no fs), defineDeploymentAddresses(obj) (validate a bundler-imported JSON), DEFAULT_CHAIN_ID=84532.

Attestation reads (Programme-1 P3)

createAttestationReader({ client, easAddress?, issuerRegistryAddress?, chainId?, fromBlock? }) returns an AttestationReader backed by EAS + IssuerRegistry (Base Sepolia addresses default from the address book). Runtime-agnostic — fetch()/viem only, no fs, no eas-sdk — so it runs in the browser apps, Node, and the Cloudflare-Worker consumers. client is any viem PublicClient (or the narrow ChainReader shape).

| Method | What it does | |---|---| | getAttestation(uid) | EAS.getAttestation + decodes the Torrens envelope (subjectRef, tier, commitment, issuedAt, cid); null if absent. | | latestValid(subjectRef, schemaUid, opts?) | Resolves the current attestation: newest, non-revoked, non-expired, and (if opts.maxAge) fresh. Returns { attestation, asOf, isFresh, isRevoked } so callers distinguish "unrevoked" from "stale" (ROADMAP §7). | | verifyCommitment(att, contentBytes) | Recomputes sha256(content) and compares to the on-chain commitment → Tier-1 tamper-check (ADR-035). | | isIssuerAuthorised(attester, schemaUid) | IssuerRegistry.isAuthorised. |

Event-scan vs indexer. EAS has no native "latest valid for subject+claim" read (ADR-037 / §D7). latestValid ships a reference Attested-event scan (eventScanSource) that works with no extra infra — but a production deployment should back it with an indexer / subgraph. Pass opts.source (an AttestationSource) to swap the scan for an indexer with identical freshness/revocation semantics.

How consumers adopt it

| Consumer | Replaces with the SDK | |---|---| | owner-app / admin-app | lib/format.ts, lib/dptMetadata, lib/restrictedProperty, lib/pinataAccessLinks, ad-hoc ABIs | | mortgage / remortgage / rmbs / secondary demos | lib/dptMetadata.js, lib/format.js, config/contracts.{js,ts} | | regulator-mcp / curator (Workers) | the same metadata/ABI/address surface, no fs |

The apps' React hooks (useRestrictedProperty, useOwnerNames) stay in the apps and wrap these framework-free primitives.

Develop

This is a source-only package (exportssrc/index.ts), like the other packages/*. There is no build step; consumers import the TypeScript directly.

# Typecheck (from the repo root):
pnpm exec tsc -p packages/property-sdk/tsconfig.json --noEmit

# Tests run via the root Vitest config (globs packages/**/*.test.ts):
pnpm test:frontend                       # whole frontend suite
pnpm exec vitest run packages/property-sdk   # just this package