@conto/tars v3.0.3
Here's the updated README with the professional and concise tone for freelancers:
TARS Security Wrapper 🛡️
TARS: A robust security wrapper that protects freelance projects through advanced station verification, ensuring timely client payments.
🌟 Key Features
- Real-time station verification for all your projects
- Multi-platform support: Works with any JS, React, or general JavaScript project
- Effortless setup with zero config
- TypeScript support out of the box
- Elegant error handling with modern overlays
- Full access to a secure, interactive dashboard for station management
🚀 Installation
npm install @conto/tars⚡ Quick Start
Get your credentials:
- TARS_STATION_ID (UUID format)
- TARS_LAZARUS_KEY (Format:
LZRS-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXX)
Add environment variables to your .env:
TARS_STATION_ID=your-station-id
TARS_LAZARUS_KEY=your-lazarus-keyWrap your root layout:
import { TARS } from '@conto/tars';
function RootLayout({ children }) {
return children;
}
export default TARS(RootLayout);🛠️ T.A.R.S Command Center
Manage and monitor your T.A.R.S stations and system logs in a streamlined dashboard. Track station health, monitor activity, and ensure everything runs smoothly with ease.
Dashboard Overview:
- Total Stations: 4 (2 operational + 2 protected)
- Operational Status: 100% (2 stations fully functional)
- Recent Activity: 1 activity in the last hour
- System Logs: Real-time logs for station activity and events
For more detailed insights, contact me for additional details.
🔒 Security Features
- Real-time station status verification
- Secure credential validation
- Production environment protection
- Development mode warnings
- Invalid setup detection
- Automatic error handling
⚙️ Configuration
- Handles environment detection (development/production)
- Manages credential validation and API communication
- Provides clean error displays and loading states
🎨 Error Handling
- Modern, non-intrusive error overlays
- Development warnings and error messages
- Station status updates in real-time
🎯 Best Practices
- Use environment variables for credentials
- Never commit credentials to version control
- Always place TARS wrapper at the root level of your project
- Review the development console for helpful warnings
⚠️ Common Issues
- Missing or incorrect credentials
- Invalid UUID or Lazarus key format
- Network connectivity issues
- Station status errors
🔍 Development Mode
In development mode, you get detailed error messages, visual debugging aids, and real-time validation, making it easier to troubleshoot and ensure everything is working perfectly.
💡 Production Mode
In production, TARS enforces strict validation, blocks error screens, minimizes error details, and optimizes performance for the best security.
🤝 Contact
For access to the code or any inquiries, reach out to me at rudr.me.