por-sdk

Gate any Sui app on verified-human credentials — in a few lines.

npm install por-sdk @mysten/sui

Off-chain gate (show/hide a claim, gate an action)

Three lines:

import { PorClient, Level } from 'por-sdk';

const por = new PorClient();                               // 1 · testnet by default
if (!(await por.isVerified(address, Level.DeviceHuman)))   // 2 · real human?
  throw new Error('Not a verified human');                 // 3

isVerified returns true only if the address holds a PoR credential that is unexpired, at least the level you require, and not revoked. All three are checked by default; revocation costs one extra read-only call — pass { checkRevocation: false } to skip it. (Need just the revocation bit? por.isRevoked(credId).)

High-value gates: prefer the on-chain gate below. Any off-chain isVerified read has a check→act gap — the holder could be revoked, or swap credentials, between the read and your action. The on-chain requireVerified PTB enforces it atomically.

On-chain gate (inside a Programmable Transaction)

Compose require_verified before your protocol's gated call — the whole transaction aborts if the caller isn't a verified human. By default this is the revocation-aware gate (level + expiry + not-revoked):

import { Transaction } from '@mysten/sui/transactions';
import { PorClient, Level } from 'por-sdk';

const por = new PorClient();
const tx = new Transaction();

// aborts unless `credentialId` is valid at >= L2 AND not revoked
por.requireVerified(tx, { credential: credentialId, minLevel: Level.RealAction });

// ...your gated move call, e.g. the airdrop claim...
tx.moveCall({ target: `${AIRDROP_PKG}::airdrop::claim`, arguments: [/* ... */] });

In your own Move module the gate is one line. Use registry::require_verified (passes the shared Registry) for the revocation-aware check; credential::require_verified is the lighter level+expiry-only variant:

use por::registry;
registry::require_verified(&registry, cred, 2, clock); // >= L2, unexpired, not revoked

Read a credential

const cred = await por.getCredential(address);
// { id, level, expiresAtMs, issuedAtMs, deviceCommitment, attestor } | null

Levels

| Level | Meaning | |---|---| | DeviceHuman (0) | genuine device + live human | | Phone (1) | + phone/SIM uniqueness | | RealAction (2) | + real-world-action history & continuous re-attestation | | UniquePerson (3) | + unique verified person |

Config

new PorClient() defaults to PoR's testnet deployment. Override with your own client or addresses:

new PorClient({ suiClient, deployment: { network, packageId, registryId } });

Try it

npm install && npm run build
npm run demo                 # reads a real testnet credential