@arianee/service-provider v1.47.0

@arianee/service-provider

A library for services and applications that need to use Smart Asset Sharing Tokens (SST), a type of token that can be used to share the content and transfer rights of a smart asset on the Arianee protocol without losing ownership of the underlying smart asset.

Installation

npm install @arianee/service-provider

With older versions of npm, you may need to install the peer dependencies manually, see the peer depencies in the package.json file.

Usage

In order to instantiate a ServiceProvider, you need:

• a Core instance of the service provider (that will be used to try transfering the smart asset using the SST through the permit721 contract)

import { ServiceProvider } from '@arianee/service-provider';

const serviceProvider = new ServiceProvider(
  Core.fromPrivateKey('0xSERVICE_PROVIDER_PRIVATE_KEY...') // Core instance of the service provider
);

Extract an SST from an URL using the extractSST utility function:

const sst = serviceProvider.extractSST('https://service-provider.com?SST=eySST...');

To check if an SST is valid using the isValidSST function:

const isValid = await serviceProvider.isValidSST({
  sst: 'eySST...', // an SST (Smart Asset Sharing Token)
  performDryRun: false, // OPTIONAL: set to true to perform a transfer dry run in addition to the other checks (default is false)
  shouldThrow: false, // OPTIONAL: set to true to throw an error if the SST is not valid (default is false, prints a console error instead)
});

To get a smart asset (and its content) from an SST using the getSmartAssetFromSST function (this will also check if the SST is valid using the isValidSST function before trying to get the smart asset):

const smartAsset = await serviceProvider.getSmartAssetFromSST({
  sst: 'eySST...', // an SST (Smart Asset Sharing Token)
  performDryRun: false, // OPTIONAL: for the internal `isValidSST` call, set to true to perform a transfer dry run in addition to the other checks (default is false)
});

To transfer a smart asset with an SST using the transferSmartAsset function (this will also check if the SST is valid using the isValidSST function before trying to transfer the smart asset):

const tx = await serviceProvider.transferSmartAsset({
  sst: 'eySST...', // an SST (Smart Asset Sharing Token)
  to: '0xRECIPIENT_ADDRESS', // the address of the recipient of the smart asset
  performDryRun: false, // OPTIONAL: set to true to perform a transfer dry run before the actual transfer (default is false)
});

The SST are typically generated by the @arianee/token-provider library.