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aleo-sdk-node

v0.1.2

Published

Aleo SDK for program execution in NodeJS

Downloads

5

Readme

Aleo SDK Node

Aleo SDK Node allows program execution in NodeJS by interfacing with snarkVM under the hood.

Currently, it only supports:

  1. Loading program keys for program execution
  2. Build program execution transaction

For other use cases, please use @provablehq/sdk.

Usage

To do program execution

  1. Install aleo-sdk-node
npm install aleo-sdk-node
  1. Load program keys Make sure you include main.aleo and program.json in the same directory. Then run loadProgramKeys.
await loadProgramKeys();
  1. Build execution transaction Use buildExecutionTransaction to build your transaction. Make sure you save the execution results for broadcasting to the network.
const privateKey = process.env.PRIVATE_KEY;
const options = {
    privateKey,
    endpoint: "https://api.explorer.provable.com/v1",
    functionName: "hello",
    inputs: [
        "5u32",
        "5u32"
    ],
    programId: "hello_hello.aleo",
    priorityFee: BigInt(0),
    baseFee: BigInt(11323),
    enableLog: true // NOTE: For debugging purposes
};
const execution = await buildExecutionTransaction(options);
  1. Broadcast transaction to network Using the execution transaction result, broadcast it to the network.
const txn = execution.transaction // NOTE: From output of step (3) build execution transaction
const url = new URL('https://api.explorer.provable.com/v1/testnet/transaction/broadcast');
const config = {
    body: txn,
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {
        "Content-Type": "application/json"
    }
}
const res = await fetch(url, config);
const data = await res.json();

Network Support

For network, we currently only support testnet beta. Mainnet support is coming soon.

Architecture Support

Currently, we only support the following architectures

  • darwin-arm64
  • darwin-x64
  • linux-x64-musl

Development

Package source code are in /src. To develop with the package, we can run the following command. It builds and runs ./test.mjs. It is using dotenv-cli. Please install it globally (ie. npm i -g dotenv-cli).

# Build and run 
npm run dev