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slipstream-sdk

v1.0.3

Published

TypeScript SDK for Slipstream Proxy Server

Downloads

22

Readme

Slipstream SDK

Slipstream SDK is a TypeScript library for interacting with the Slipstream relayer service. It enables seamless gasless transactions and provides easy access to relayer health, transaction status, fee estimation, relayer information, and network limits.

Features

  • Health Checks: Ping the relayer and check its uptime and supported chains.
  • Transaction Relaying: Relay gasless transactions across supported networks.
  • Fee Estimation: Get fee estimates for transactions.
  • Status Tracking: Query the status of submitted transactions.
  • Relayer Information: Fetch relayer details, supported chains, and balances.
  • Safety Limits: Retrieve network fee settings and limits.

Installation

npm install slipstream-sdk

Usage

import { SlipstreamSDK, SlipstreamSDKConfig } from "slipstream-sdk";

const config: SlipstreamSDKConfig = { timeout: 30000 };
const sdk = new SlipstreamSDK(config);

// Health check
const health = await sdk.ping();

// Relay transaction
const relayResponse = await sdk.relayTransaction({
  chainId: 84532,
  request: {
    fromAddress: "...",
    toAddress: "...",
    tokenContract: "...",
    transferAmount: "...",
    relayerServiceFee: "...",
    transactionNonce: "...",
    expirationDeadline: "..."
  },
  signature: "..."
});

// Get transaction status
const status = await sdk.getTransactionStatus("0xTransactionHash");

// Estimate fee
const fee = await sdk.getFeeEstimate({
  chainId: "84532",
  tokenSymbol: "ETH",
  amount: "0.1"
});

API Overview

  • ping(): Get relayer health status.
  • pingRelayer(): Detailed relayer health.
  • relayTransaction(body: RelayRequest): Relay a gasless transaction.
  • getTransactionStatus(hash: string): Check transaction status.
  • getFeeEstimate(params): Estimate transaction fee.
  • getRelayerInfo(): Fetch relayer info.
  • getSafetyLimits(chainId: string): Get network fee limits.
  • getNetworkStatus(chainId: string): Check network status.

Configuration

You can configure the SDK with an optional timeout:

const config: SlipstreamSDKConfig = {
  timeout: 30000 // in milliseconds
};

Supported Chains

The SDK supports multiple chains, including Kadena, Base, and Arbitrum. See src/types/transaction.ts for details.

License

MIT