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create-offramp-app

v0.1.16

Published

Scaffold starter apps for @usdctofiat/offramp integrations

Downloads

1,042

Readme

create-offramp-app

Scaffold starter integrations for @usdctofiat/offramp.

Usage

npx create-offramp-app my-offramp --template=next

Templates:

  • next
  • vite
  • telegram-bot

The scaffolder prompts for integratorId and wires it into the template. Each template is pinned to the current SDK line, exposes OFFRAMP_DEVELOPER_RESOURCES in the generated app or bot, and includes a local README with run, customize, and deploy notes.

INTEGRATOR_ID and REFERRAL_ID are free-form attribution tags (≤64 chars of [a-zA-Z0-9_-]) you choose to track your own offramp traffic — they are not secrets or API keys. The scaffolder fills INTEGRATOR_ID; each template leaves a TODO_SET_REFERRAL_ID placeholder for you to replace with your own partner-specific value. Manage your developer setup at https://usdctofiat.xyz/developers.

Before you ship

  • [ ] Replace REFERRAL_ID (TODO_SET_REFERRAL_ID) with your own attribution tag in app/page.tsx, src/App.tsx, or src/index.ts.
  • [ ] Confirm INTEGRATOR_ID matches the value you want attributed (re-run with --integratorId=<id> if not).
  • [ ] Fill the secrets in .env.example (Privy app id for the web templates; TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN, MAKER_PRIVATE_KEY, and the operator allowlist for the bot).
  • [ ] Read the SDK Fees section: cashout({ mode: "best" }) delegates to the Delegate vault (10 bps). fast is 0 bps.
  • [ ] Test with a small (1 USDC) mainnet deposit before going live — there is no sandbox.