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haiex-sdk

v0.0.8-BETA

Published

Haiex SDK. Decentralize blockchain kit

Readme


Client Haiex SDK Integration Guide

Integrate blockchain functionalities easily with haiex-sdk. This guide covers the basic setup and key functionalities to get you started with the Haiex SDK in your JavaScript or TypeScript project.

Code starter : https://gist.github.com/jsbeaudry/d43feff0967239b9ccd9e60337c69bcf

Required packages

yarn add @gelatonetwork/relay-sdk magic-sdk @magic-ext/oauth ethers viem

Installation

First, add haiex-sdk to your project using Yarn:

yarn add haiex-sdk

OR

npm install haiex-sdk

Importing the SDK

Import the Haiex SDK into your project file:

import Haiex from "haiex-sdk";

Initialization

Initialize the SDK with your project's specific keys:

const haiex = new Haiex(GELATO_KEY, MAGIC_KEY, INFURA_KEY);

Ensure to replace GELATO_KEY, MAGIC_KEY, and INFURA_KEY with your actual credentials.

Checking User Login Status

Before proceeding with transactions, check if the user is logged in:

const isLogged = await haiex.isLoggedIn();

Connecting a User

Connect a user with a valid email address:

const connected = await haiex.connect(email);

Make sure to replace email with the user's actual email address.

Get User informations

const user = await haiex.getUser();

Log Out a User

await haiex.logOutUser();

Retrieving Stable Tokens

Get a list of available stable tokens:

const tokens = haiex.tokens; // ["htg","dop" ]

Fetching Stable Coin Balances

To get the balance of stable coins

const balanceStables = await haiex.balanceStables();

Sending Stable Coins

Send stable coins to a recipient:

await haiex.sendTransaction(
    token,                          // htg or dop
    recipient,                      // user address
    parseFloat(amount).toFixed(3),  // Amount to send
    callBack                        // Callback for transaction status
);

Trading Stable Coins

Trade stable coins between two token types:

await haiex.tradeTransaction(
    token_1,                        // htg or dop
    token_2,                        // htg or dop
    parseFloat(amount).toFixed(3),  // Amount to trade
    callBack                        // Callback for transaction status
);

Handling Callbacks

Define a callback method to handle transaction statuses:

const callBack = async (value) => {
    const status = value.task.taskState;
    console.log(status);
};

This function logs the transaction status, which you can customize according to your needs.