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@hsuite/validators-types

A comprehensive TypeScript library providing type definitions, interfaces, and models for validating Hedera Hashgraph network operations and smart app interactions.

Overview

The @hsuite/validators-types package is a core component of the HSuite ecosystem, offering a robust type system for validating various blockchain operations including accounts, tokens, consensus services, and DAO governance. It provides type safety and standardization across the HSuite platform.

Installation

npm install @hsuite/validators-types

Features

Account Validation Types: Comprehensive type definitions for account creation, updates, and management operations
Token Service Types: Type definitions for HTS (Hedera Token Service) operations including creation, transfers, and management
Consensus Service Types: Types for HCS (Hedera Consensus Service) topic creation and message submission
DAO Governance Types: Type definitions for DAO creation, proposals, and voting mechanisms
Condition-based Validation: Flexible type system for defining and composing validation rules
Helper Utilities: Common type definitions for utility functions and shared operations

Architecture

The library is organized into several key namespaces:

IValidators Namespace

The root namespace containing all validator interfaces and types:

IAccount: Account validation interfaces
IToken: Token operation interfaces
IConsensus: Consensus service interfaces
IDAO: DAO governance interfaces
IConditions: Validation rule interfaces
IHelper: Utility interfaces
IConfig: Configuration interfaces
IEntity: Core entity interfaces

Validators Namespace

Implementation models and types for validation operations:

Account: Account validation models
Token: Token operation models
Consensus: Consensus service models
DAO: DAO governance models
Conditions: Validation rule models
Helper: Utility models

Usage

import { IValidators, Validators } from '@hsuite/validators-types';

// Using interfaces
class CustomTokenValidator implements IValidators.IToken {
  // Implementation
}

// Using models
const accountValidator = new Validators.Account.Create();
const tokenValidator = new Validators.Token.Create();