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x402z-client-web

v0.1.2

Published

Browser helpers for the erc7984-mind-v1 x402 scheme.

Readme

x402z-client-web

Browser helpers for the erc7984-mind-v1 x402 scheme.

Install

pnpm add x402z-client-web x402z-shared-web

Folder map

  • src/http/: HTTP client helpers
  • src/scheme/: scheme implementation + registration
  • src/index.ts: public exports

Usage (Browser)

import { createX402zClient } from "x402z-client-web";
import {
  createRelayer,
  createBrowserSigner,
  getBrowserEthereumProvider,
  getSepoliaConfig,
} from "x402z-shared-web";
import type { FhevmInstanceConfig } from "x402z-shared-web";

const provider = getBrowserEthereumProvider();
const relayerConfig: FhevmInstanceConfig = {
  ...(getSepoliaConfig() as object),
  network: provider,
};
const relayer = await createRelayer(relayerConfig);
const signer = await createBrowserSigner(provider);

const client = createX402zClient({
  preferredMethods: ["erc7984-mind-v1.CONFIDENTIAL_USDC.sepolia"] as const,
  signer,
  relayer,
});

const paid = await client.pay("https://example.com/demo");
console.log(paid.response.status);

createX402zClient builds the confidential payment input automatically using the confidential.batcherAddress provided by the server’s payment requirements. createRelayer calls initSDK() automatically on first use.

Choosing Payment Methods (Client)

The client picks the first preferred method that matches the server’s accepts list by scheme + network + asset.

You can specify preferred methods in two ways:

  1. Name string (scheme + token + network alias):
preferredMethods: ["exact.USDC.base", "erc7984-mind-v1.CONFIDENTIAL_USDC.sepolia"] as const
  1. Config entry (from SCHEME_CONFIG):
import { SCHEME_CONFIG } from "x402z-scheme-config";

preferredMethods: [
  SCHEME_CONFIG.exact.USDC.base,
  SCHEME_CONFIG["erc7984-mind-v1"].CONFIDENTIAL_USDC.sepolia,
]

If preferredMethods is omitted, the client defaults to SCHEME_CONFIG_NAMES (all known methods, in order).

API

  • createX402zClient(config)
    • preferredMethods (optional): ordered list of preferred methods.
      • Name form: "exact.USDC.base" (matches scheme/token/network alias from x402z-scheme-config).
      • Config form: SCHEME_CONFIG.exact.USDC.base.
    • signer (required): signer used for both exact and confidential schemes
    • relayer (required when using erc7984-mind-v1): relayer instance (browser)
    • fetch (optional): custom fetch implementation
  • client.pay(url, options?): performs the 402 handshake and retries with payment headers
    • returns { response, paymentRequired?, confidentialRequirements? }

Examples

See examples/README.md for the full-process web examples (examples/full-process/web-vite and examples/full-process/web-next).

Notes

  • Web builds use @zama-fhe/relayer-sdk/web (no CDN script tag or bundle).
  • Requires an injected wallet that supports eth_signTypedData_v4 (e.g. MetaMask).
  • Confidential scheme name: erc7984-mind-v1
  • Exact scheme name: exact

API surface

Exports:

  • createX402zClient: convenience client wrapper for browser pay flows.
  • X402zEvmClientScheme: client scheme implementation for erc7984-mind-v1.
  • registerX402zEvmClientScheme: registers the scheme with x402 client.

Types:

  • X402zClient: client instance type.
  • PreferredPaymentMethod: preferred payment method selector (object form or scheme-config name string).
  • X402zClientOptions: options for createX402zClient.
  • X402zConfidentialClientOptions: options for confidential payments.
  • X402zExactClientOptions: options for exact payments.
  • PayOptions: per-request payment options.
  • X402zClientSchemeOptions: scheme config for client registration.
  • X402zClientRegistrationOptions: registration options for the scheme.
  • ConfidentialRequirementsExtra: scheme requirements extension payload.
  • RelayerInstance: relayer instance type.
  • re-exported types from @x402/core/types: shared x402 types.