kwil v3.3.1

Kwil-JS

Kwil-JS is a JavaScript/Typescript SDK for building web applications to interact with the Kwil network.

Installation

npm i kwil

Initialization

Web

import { ethers } from 'ethers';
import { WebKwil } from 'kwil';

// to be used for funding and signing transactions
const provider = new ethers.providers.BrowserProvider(window.ethereum)

const kwil = new WebKwil({
    kwilProvider: "kwil_provider_endpoint"
});

NodeJS

const { ethers } = require('ethers');
const kwiljs = require('kwil');

// to be used for funding and signing transactions
// instead of a provider, nodeJS requires a wallet
const wallet = new ethers.Wallet("my_ethereum_private_key")

const kwil = new kwiljs.NodeKwil({
    kwilProvider: "kwil_provider_endpoint",
});

Usage

Listing Databases

With the initialized Kwil object (either WebKwil or NodeKwil), you can query the Kwil provider for information about the network.

To list the databases that belong to a wallet address:

const res = await kwil.listDatabases("owner_address")
// res.data = ["db1", "db2", "db3"]

Get Schema

You can retrieve database information by calling .getSchema and passing the dbid.

const dbid = kwil.getDBID("0xOwner_address", "database_name")
const schema = await kwil.getSchema(dbid)

/*
    schema.data = {
        owner: "0xowner_address",
        name: "database_name",
        tables: [ tableObject1, tableObject2, tableObject3 ],
        actions: [ action1, action2, action3 ]
    }
*/

Executing Actions

You can chain action methods execute insert/update/delete/read operations on a database.

import {Utils} from "kwil"

// begin constructing the values for the action
const input = new Utils.ActionInput()
    .put("input_name_1", "input_value_1")
    .put("input_name_2", "input_value_2")
    .put("input_name_3", "input_value_3")

// retrieve database ID to locate action
const dbid = kwil.getDBID("0xOwner_address", "database_name")

// construct and sign action transaction
const tx = await kwil
    .actionBuilder()
    .dbid(dbid)
    .name("your_action_name")
    .concat(input)
    .signer(await provider.getSigner()) // can use wallet if NodeJS
    .buildTx()

// broadcast transaction to kwil network
const res = await kwil.broadcast(actionTx)

/*
    res.data = {
        txHash: "0xhash",
        fee: "some_spent_fee",
        body: "data_if_relevant"
    }
*/

Reading Data

In addition to reading data with actions, you can execute nearly any SELECT query on Kwil databases.

const dbid = kwil.getDBID("0xOwner_address", "database_name")
const res = await kwil.selectQuery(dbid, "SELECT * FROM users")

/*
    res.data = [
        ...
    ]
*/

Reading Account Data

You can get the remaining balance of an account and the account's nonce by using the getAccount method.

const res = await kwil.getAccount("0xOwner_address")

/*
    res.data = {
        address: "0xOwner_address",
        balance: "some_balance_big_int",
        nonce: "some_nonce_integer"
    }
*/

Database Building

Although you can deploy new databases with the JS-SDK, we strongly recommend using the Kwil Kuneiform IDE to manage the entire database deployment process.

To deploy a new database, first define your syntax in the Kuneiform IDE. You can learn more about the syntax rules here.

Once the syntax is ready, click "Compile". Right click your compiled files and click "Export to JSON".

Import your JSON to your Javascript project.

// import and call database JSON
import myDB from "./myDB.json";

// prepare new database tx
const tx = await kwil
    .dbBuilder()
    .payload(myDB)
    .signer(await provider.getSigner()) // can use Wallet for NodeJS
    .buildTx();

// broadcast transaction
const res = await kwil.broadcast(tx);

/*
    res = {
        status: 200,
        data: {
            txHash: "0xsome_hash",
            fee: "fee_amount"
        }
    }
*/

Funding

Approving and deposit funds Currently, you can receive Kwil testnet funds from our faucet.

To approve and deposit funds to a Kwil funding pool:

// retrieve the allowance for an address
const currentAllowance = await kwil.funder.getAllowance("wallet_address")
// currentAllowance: { allowance_balance: 'some_balance'}

// retrieve the tokal amount of tokens deposited (used and unused)
const depositAmt = await kwil.funder.getDepositedBalance("wallet_address")
// depositAmt: { deposited_balance: 'some_balance'}

let res = await kwil.funder.approve(BigInt("1000000000000000000")) 
// 1 KWIL BETA TOKEN
/*
    res: { hash: '0x...'}
*/

res = await kwil.funder.deposit(BigInt("1000000000000000000")) 
// 1 KWIL BETA TOKEN
/*
    res: { hash: '0x...'}
*/

Kwil-JS also provides other utility functions for checking your token balance and usage:

// get the token address for the current pool
const token = await kwil.funder.getTokenAddress()
// token: "0xE596928C26A11e9373FC4245d6Ee02aE0De32612"

// get the token balance for a wallet's address
const balance = await kwil.funder.getBalance("0xAfFDC06cF34aFD7D5801A13d48C92AD39609901D")
// balance: BigNumber { _hex: '0x00', _isBigNumber: true }