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chaincodec-sdk

v0.1.2

Published

TypeScript/JavaScript SDK for the ChainCodec multichain transaction decoder API.

Readme

chaincodec-sdk

TypeScript/JavaScript SDK for the ChainCodec multichain transaction decoder API.

ChainCodec normalizes transactions from multiple chains (Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, Aptos, Sui, Polkadot, Bitcoin, Starknet, etc.) into a single JSON shape. This SDK makes it easy for dapps, wallets, and backends to call the /api/decode endpoint and work with typed results.

Installation

npm install chaincodec-sdk
# or
yarn add chaincodec-sdk

Quick start

import { ChainCodecClient } from "chaincodec-sdk";

const client = new ChainCodecClient({
  baseUrl: "http://127.0.0.1:8080", // or your hosted URL
  // apiKey: "optional-api-key",
});

async function main() {
  const tx = await client.decodeTx({
    chain: "ethereum",
    hash: "0xd5d0587189f3411699ae946baa2a7d3ebfaf13133f9014a22bab6948591611ad",
  });

  console.log("normalized tx:", tx);

  for (const event of tx.events) {
    if (event.event_type === "token_transfer") {
      console.log(
        `Token transfer of ${event.amount} from ${event.from} to ${event.to} (token: ${event.token})`,
      );
    }
  }
}

main().catch((err) => {
  console.error("decode failed:", err);
});

API

new ChainCodecClient(options)

  • baseUrl (string, required): Base URL of the ChainCodec API (http://127.0.0.1:8080, https://api.chaincodec.io, etc.). No trailing slash.
  • apiKey (string, optional): Sent as x-api-key header if provided.
  • fetchImpl (function, optional): Custom fetch implementation for environments where fetch is not global (e.g. Node.js < 18).

client.decodeTx({ chain, hash, rpcUrl? })

Decode a single transaction.

  • chain: One of "solana" | "ethereum" | "cosmos" | "aptos" | "sui" | "polkadot" | "bitcoin" | "starknet".
  • hash: Transaction hash string.
  • rpcUrl (optional): Override RPC URL for this request; if omitted, ChainCodec's internal defaults and env config are used.

Returns a Promise<NormalizedTransaction>, where:

  • NormalizedTransaction includes:
    • chain, tx_hash, sender?, receiver?, value?
    • events: NormalizedEvent[], with event types like "token_transfer".

Errors from the API are thrown as Error instances with extra properties:

  • error.code
  • error.retryable

Publishing (repo maintainers)

From the sdk/js directory:

npm install
npm run build

# first time: npm login
npm publish --access public

Make sure you bump the version field in package.json before publishing a new release.