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awlpay

v0.1.1

Published

AwLPay JavaScript/TypeScript SDK — agent wallets for multi-rail x402 stablecoin payments (Base + Solana). 5 minutes, zero crypto background.

Readme

awlpay — JavaScript/TypeScript SDK

Agent wallets for AwLPay's multi-rail x402 stablecoin payments (Base + Solana). Five minutes, zero crypto background. See the full developer walkthrough at ../QUICKSTART.md.

import { AgentWallet } from "awlpay";

const w = await AgentWallet.create({ password: "..." }); // testnet default
console.log(await w.depositAddress("base"));   // "0x..." — fund it, then:
console.log(await w.depositAddress("solana")); // base58
console.log(await w.balances());               // { base: 0, solana: 0 } in USD

const receipt = await w.pay("0x...", 1.5, { rail: "auto", maxUsd: 5 });
// receipt: { rail, txHash, usd, to, confirmedAt, network }

console.log(await w.lifetimeSpentUsd());

Safety rules (enforced, not suggested)

  • Testnet is the default. Mainnet requires network: "mainnet" and confirmMainnet: "I UNDERSTAND" (exact string), otherwise MainnetConfirmationError.
  • Spend caps. maxSpendUsd (default 100) is a lifetime cap persisted in the encrypted wallet file. pay() also accepts a per-call maxUsd. Exceeding either throws SpendCapExceededError. The lifetime counter moves only after a confirmed payment.
  • Keys. First run generates one secp256k1 key (Base) and one ed25519 key (Solana), sealed with AES-256-GCM (node:crypto), key derived from your password with scrypt (N=16384) + random salt. Stored at ~/.awlpay/wallets.enc (overridable via AWL_PAY_DIR). The password is never written to disk, and private keys are never logged.
  • Rail selection. rail: "auto" picks the cheapest funded rail (balance ≥ payment): Solana first (~$0.0003 est. fee), then Base (~$0.02). These are rough estimates used only for selection, not fee quotes. If no rail is funded, pay() throws InsufficientFundsError with per-rail balances attached.

Adding a rail

Rails are pluggable: add a config to RAILS in src/rails.ts and a matching adapter factory to ADAPTER_FACTORIES in src/wallet.ts. Nothing else changes.

Errors

SpendCapExceededError, InsufficientFundsError, MainnetConfirmationError, UnsupportedRailError — all extend AwlpayError (check .code).

Develop

npm install
npm test      # vitest — all mocked, no network, no real funds
npm run build # tsc → dist/