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acp-js

v0.1.0

Published

This project provides a JavaScript/TypeScript implementation of the SourceHub Access Control Policy (ACP) interface using the `sourcehub-wallet-js` library for signing.

Readme

SourceHub ACP JavaScript/TypeScript Implementation

This project provides a JavaScript/TypeScript implementation of the SourceHub Access Control Policy (ACP) interface using the sourcehub-wallet-js library for signing.

Overview

The SourceHub ACP system allows for the management of policies, objects, and actor relationships. This implementation provides a client interface to interact with the SourceHub ACP system, enabling operations such as adding policies, registering objects, and managing actor relationships.

Features

  • Policy Management: Add and query policies.
  • Object Management: Register objects and query object ownership.
  • Access Control: Verify access requests for actors.
  • Actor Relationships: Add and delete actor relationships.

Installation

To install the project, clone the repository and install the dependencies:

git clone <repository-url>
cd <repository-directory>
yarn install

Configuration

The library uses the following environment variables for configuration:

  • SOURCEHUB_API_URL - API endpoint URL (default: http://localhost:1317)
  • SOURCEHUB_RPC_URL - RPC endpoint URL (default: http://localhost:26657)
  • SOURCEHUB_GRPC_URL - gRPC endpoint URL (default: http://localhost:9090)
  • SOURCEHUB_CHAIN_ID - Chain ID (default: sourcehub-dev)
  • SOURCEHUB_DENOM - Denomination (default: uopen)

Creating a Client

To create a new SourceHubACP client, use the static create method:

import { SourceHubACP } from 'sourcehub-acp-js';

async function createClient() {
  const rpcUrl = 'https://rpc-endpoint';
  const grpcUrl = 'https://grpc-endpoint';
  const chainId = 'sourcehub-dev';
  const denom = 'uopen';

  const client = await SourceHubACP.create(rpcUrl, grpcUrl, chainId, denom);
  return client;
}

Adding a Policy

To add a new policy:

const policy = 'policy-string';
const marshalType = 1;

try {
  const policyID = await client.addPolicy(policy, marshalType);
  console.log(`Policy created with ID: ${policyID}`);
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error creating policy:', error);
}

Registering an Object

To register an object:

const identity = { bearerToken: 'bearer-token' };
const policyID = 'policy-id';
const resourceName = 'resource-name';
const objectID = 'object-id';

try {
  await client.registerObject(identity, policyID, resourceName, objectID);
  console.log(`Object registered: ${objectID}`);
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error registering object:', error);
}

Verifying Access

To verify an access request:

const permission = 'permission';
const actorID = 'actor-id';
const policyID = 'policy-id';
const resourceName = 'resource-name';
const objectID = 'object-id';

const isValid = await client.verifyAccessRequest(permission, actorID, policyID, resourceName, objectID);
console.log(`Access is ${isValid ? 'granted' : 'denied'}`);

Managing Actor Relationships

To add an actor relationship:

const relation = 'relation';
const targetActor = 'target-actor';

try {
  const success = await client.addActorRelationship(policyID, resourceName, objectID, relation, identity, targetActor);
  console.log(`Actor relationship added: ${targetActor}`);
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error adding actor relationship:', error);
}

To delete an actor relationship:

try {
  const success = await client.deleteActorRelationship(policyID, resourceName, objectID, relation, identity, targetActor);
  console.log(`Actor relationship deleted: ${targetActor}`);
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error deleting actor relationship:', error);
}

Testing

To run the tests, use the following command:

yarn test