@wyrebot/connector-core

Framework-agnostic Wyre connector helpers.

Use this package if you want the low-level building blocks for:

• checking Telegram-style messages for supported Solana contract addresses
• turning accepted messages into Wyre's hosted ingest payload
• building the outgoing HTTP request
• sending immediately or through a retry queue

Most users should start with @wyrebot/connector-node or @wyrebot/connector-grammy instead.

Install

npm install @wyrebot/connector-core@next @wyrebot/contracts@next

Important Setup Note

loadConnectorConfig() reads from whatever env object you pass in. It does not auto-load a .env file for you.

That means you should either:

• load env values in your own runtime first, or
• start Node with --env-file=.env

Example

import {
  buildHostedIngestHttpRequest,
  buildHostedIngestRequest,
  inspectTelegramMessage,
  loadConnectorConfig
} from '@wyrebot/connector-core';

const config = loadConnectorConfig(process.env);

const inspected = inspectTelegramMessage({
  observedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
  sourceGroup: {
    platformChatId: '-100123',
    chatType: 'supergroup',
    title: 'Alpha Hunters',
    username: 'alphahunters'
  },
  sender: {
    platformUserId: '99887766',
    username: 'coincaller',
    displayName: 'Coin Caller',
    isBot: false
  },
  message: {
    platformMessageId: '4812',
    sentAt: new Date().toISOString(),
    text: 'buy So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 now'
  }
});

if (inspected) {
  const payload = buildHostedIngestRequest(inspected, {
    connectorInstanceId: config.connectorInstanceId
  });

  const request = buildHostedIngestHttpRequest(config, payload);
  console.log(request.url);
}

Notes

• The supported public API is the root export only.
• Raw Telegram text is inspected locally but is not allowed in the outbound hosted payload.