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lattice-sdk

v0.0.3

Published

⚠️ Work in progress / NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION USE

Readme

⚠️ Work in progress / NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION USE

LatticeStore SDK (WIP)

LatticeStore is a set of tools for building PQC E2EE applications using the Lattice-based PQC over S3-compatible object storages to allow building collaborative applications with strong security guarantees.

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// TODO fix docs

  1. install Node.js and npm
  2. install dependencies
# Install dependencies
npm install
  1. rename .dev.vars.example to .dev.vars and set the environment variables
  2. run the app
# Run the app - development mode
npm run dev

It builds the client & service code into dist/ folder and starts the dev server for example app (http://localhost:5173/) and the backend API service (http://localhost:8787/). Everything is hot reloaded so changes are reflected immediately.

Structure

src/ - source code of protocol library

  • src/client - browser client side code
  • src/service - server side for protocol library

dist/ - compiled code from src/ folder

examples/ - example API implementations

  • examples/web - web app using the client side library
  • infra/cloudflare | infra/local-docker - backend API service using the server side library