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@truststack/sdk

v0.1.38

Published

Unified Trust Stack SDK.

Downloads

766

Readme

Trust Stack SDK

A unified SDK for interacting with the Trust Stack platform.

Installation

npm install @truststack/sdk
# or
yarn add @truststack/sdk
# or
pnpm add @truststack/sdk

CLI Usage

The Trust Stack CLI allows you to manage your Trust Stack configuration.

Initialize a new configuration

Create a new configuration file in your project:

npx truststack init

This will create a default truststack.config.json file in your current directory along with a JSON schema file for editor intellisense.

Apply configuration

Apply your configuration to the Trust Stack API:

npx truststack apply

By default, this will look for a truststack.config.json file in your current directory. To specify a different configuration file:

npx truststack apply --config path/to/config.json

To specify the target environment:

npx truststack apply --env production
# or
npx truststack apply --env sandbox

Configuration Schema

The configuration file uses JSON format and can be validated against the included JSON schema.

JSON Configuration with Schema

For the best development experience, include the schema reference in your configuration file:

{
  "eventTags": [
    {
      "code": "HARVEST_EVENT",
      "name": "Harvest Event",
      "description": "A grain harvest event."
    }
  ]
}

Editor Support

Modern code editors like VS Code, WebStorm, and others will automatically provide validation and autocompletion based on the JSON schema.

API Reference

The SDK also provides programmatic access to the Trust Stack API. See the API documentation for details.