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sgnames.js

v0.1.1

Published

JS SDK for Stargaze names

Downloads

2

Readme

Stargaze Names JS SDK

Simple JavaScript library to query Stargaze Names Service

Installation

yarn add sgnames.js

Usage as CJS

const SGNames=require("sgnames.js");

Usage as ESM

import SGNames from "sgnames.js";

Usage

Setting custom network

SGNames.setEndpoint('LCD endpoint of network').setCollectionContract('Contract address of names collection')

Possible networks:

  • Elgafar testnet

    LCD Endpoint: https://rest.elgafar-1.stargaze-apis.com

    Names Collection Contract: stars1rp5ttjvd5g0vlpltrkyvq62tcrdz949gjtpah000ynh4n2laz52qarz2z8

  • Stargaze mainnet

    LCD Endpoint: https://rest.stargaze-apis.com

    Names Collection Contract: stars1fx74nkqkw2748av8j7ew7r3xt9cgjqduwn8m0ur5lhe49uhlsasszc5fhr

Fetch Name Info

await SGNames.fetchNameInfo("my-awesome-name")

Returns object of such structure:

{
    name:"my-awesome-name.stars",
    owner:"stars1...",
    addresses:{
        stars:"stars1...",
        akash:"akash1...",
        osmo:"osmo1...",
        ...
    } (nullable),
    stargazeAddress:"stars..." (nullable),
    imageNFT:{
        collection:"stars1..." (NFT collection contract),
        token_id:"1" (NFT ID)
    },
    records:{
        twitter:"my_twitter_account",
        discord:"example#0000",
        ...
    }
}

Fetch name associated with address

One address can have many names, however only one name can be associated with one address, making bidirectional linking and possibility for reverse lookups. Here's example how to fetch associated name of specified address:

await SGNames.fetchNameOfAddress("stars1...")

Returns same object as fetch name info.

Fetch owner of name

await SGNames.ownerOf("my-awesome-name")

Returns Stargaze address of owner of name, even if name is not associated with it.

Names of address

Fetch all names of specified address.

await SGNames.namesOf("stars1...")

Returns array of all names of address.

["my-awesome-name","more-awesome-name","themostawesomename","helloworld", ...]