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Tarobase JS SDK

Tarobase is the web3 alternative to firebase. It is a powerful platform that simplifies the integration of hybrid on-chain actions and data for modern web and mobile applications.

Welcome to the Tarobase JavaScript SDK! This SDK allows you to interact with the Tarobase platform seamlessly from your JavaScript or TypeScript applications. Whether you're building a web app, a Node.js service, or a React Native application (support coming soon), the Tarobase JS SDK provides the tools you need.

Installation

Getting Started

	- [Initialization](#initialization)

	- [Authentication](#authentication)

Usage Examples

	- [Initialize the SDK](#initialize-the-sdk)

	- [Authenticate a User](#authenticate-a-user)

	- [Get Current User](#get-current-user)

	- [Set Data](#set-data)

		- [On-Chain and Off-Chain Data](#on-chain-and-off-chain-data)

	- [Get Data](#get-data)

Additional Resources
React Native Support
Contributing
License

Installation

Install the SDK via npm:

npm install @tarobase/js-sdk

Or with Yarn:

yarn add @tarobase/js-sdk

Getting Started

Initialization

Before using the SDK, initialize it with your Application ID. You can obtain your appId by creating an application on the Tarobase Console. The console also allows you to configure your application's policies, including data storage preferences (on-chain or off-chain) and data schemas.

import { init } from '@tarobase/js-sdk';

init({appId: 'YOUR_APP_ID' });

Authentication

To authenticate users, use the login function:

import { login } from '@tarobase/js-sdk';

// Start the login process
login();

You can also listen for authentication state changes:

import { onAuthStateChanged } from '@tarobase/js-sdk';

onAuthStateChanged((user) => {
	if (user) {
		console.log('User logged in:', user.address);
	} else {
		console.log('User logged out');
	}
});

Usage

Get Current User

import { getCurrentUser } from '@tarobase/js-sdk';

const user = await getCurrentUser();
if (user) {
	console.log('Current user:', user.address);
} else {
	console.log('No user is currently logged in.');
}

Set Data

import { set } from '@tarobase/js-sdk';

const path = 'path/to/data';
const data = { key: 'value' };

await set(path, data);

console.log(`Data set at ${path}`);

On-Chain and Off-Chain Data

The set and get functions automatically handle whether data is stored on-chain or off-chain based on your application's policy configuration in the Tarobase Console.

On-Chain Data:

If the data path corresponds to on-chain storage defined in your application policy, the set function will store data on-chain.
The data must adhere to the fields schema defined in your Tarobase policy.
Transactions are handled automatically, and users may be prompted to approve blockchain transactions.

Off-Chain Data:

If the data path corresponds to off-chain storage, the set function will store data off-chain.

Important:

Manage your data storage preferences and define policies at the Tarobase Console.
Ensure that for on-chain data, the parameters you provide to set match the fields specified in your Tarobase policy.
The policy also controls what can be set or get in your application.
For information on how to form your policy specifically for your app's use-cases, view the policy docs here.

await subscribe('path/to/data', {}, (data) => { 
	console.log('Data updated:', data); }
);

Get Data

import { get } from '@tarobase/js-sdk';

const path = 'messages/abc123';
const data = await get(path);

const collection = 'messages';
// For colletion queries, include a plain english prompt to filter your results accordingly,
// smart queries will be constructed on your behalf by tarobase.
const data = await get(path, { prompt: "where text starts with the letter f" });

console.log(`Data at ${path}:`, data);

Note: Similar to set, the get and subscribe functions will automatically retrieve data from on-chain or off-chain storage based on your application's configuration.

Additional Resources

For more comprehensive examples, detailed guides, and API references, please visit our documentation site:

React Native Support

Support for React Native is coming soon! Stay tuned for updates, and feel free to check back on our documentation site for the latest information.