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@vleap/relay

v0.10.2

Published

Relay MultiversX transactions via the vLeap Relay

Downloads

430

Readme

Relay SDK

A TypeScript SDK for relaying MultiversX transactions via the vLeap Relay service.

Installation

npm install @vleap/relay

Or with yarn:

yarn add @vleap/relay

Or with pnpm:

pnpm add @vleap/relay

Usage

import { TransactionRelayer } from '@vleap/relay'
import { Transaction } from '@multiversx/sdk-core'

// Create a new transaction relayer instance
const relayer = new TransactionRelayer({
  endpoint: 'https://relay.vleap.ai', // Optional: defaults to vLeap relay endpoint
  timeout: 5000, // Optional: request timeout in ms
  retries: 3, // Optional: number of retry attempts
})

// Relay a MultiversX transaction
try {
  const transaction = new Transaction() // Your MultiversX transaction
  const result = await relayer.relay(transaction)
  console.log('Transaction relayed successfully:', result)
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Relay failed:', error)
}

// Get current configuration
const config = relayer.getConfig()
console.log('Current config:', config)

API

TransactionRelayer

The main class for relaying MultiversX transactions via the vLeap Relay.

Constructor

new TransactionRelayer(config?: RelayerConfig)

Methods

  • relay(tx: Transaction): Promise<Transaction> - Relays a MultiversX transaction to the configured endpoint
  • getConfig(): RelayerConfig - Returns the current configuration

Configuration

interface RelayerConfig {
  endpoint?: string // Default: 'https://relay.vleap.ai'
  timeout?: number // Default: 5000ms
  retries?: number // Default: 3
}

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the SDK
npm run build

# Watch mode for development
npm run dev

# Clean build artifacts
npm run clean