0.1.4 • Published 1 year ago

lucid-cardano-vesting-claiming v0.1.4

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Usage

Installation

npm install cardashift-lucid-contracts

Initialisation

To use the utilit, first instantiate the class with the following parameters:

  • network : Network to run. Testnet, Mainnet, Preprod and Preview currently supported.
  • walletProvider : A browser wallet provider (nami,flint,eternal etc.) or a bech32 encoded payment signing key (short: ed25519_sk1... or extended: ed25519e_sk1...). Note that Lucid doesn't provide support for importing staking signing keys so you cannot load a wallet for a "long" (base) address (eg. addr_test1qpluggdj3uf3prtczppgvu4nexgxzmzmpckzjs8v9jyqxpvz2l3xlg3k42ss7m55e94r62ctwc0awhh02jtcf60qrg0sxppnvm). If you only provide the payment signing key for this address, Lucid will load the wallet with the following address addr_test1vpluggdj3uf3prtczppgvu4nexgxzmzmpckzjs8v9jyqxpg3pq80m.
  • apiKey : A blockfrost apiKey/projectId

Note: For keys derivation and script generation you can refer to docs and keys-and-scripts-examples.

sample call:

import Claim, { selectWalletProvider, networkName } from "cardashift-lucid-contracts";
import config from "../config";

const wProvider = await selectWalletProvider("nami");
const claim = new Claim(networkName(config.network), wProvider, config.apiKey);

Note here that we have put the config in another file config.ts:

export default {
    network: "Testnet",
    apiKey: "testnetLcLqm10CEnmMJEzLMtp7w3MtaxhKKE13",
  }

Exposed objects

default export takes the mentioned parameters to instantiate the Claim class, which exposes the following methods :

  • fundsAvailable: A function that takes a toClaim object and returns the total amount of assets that can be claimed at that point in time.

  • claimFunds: A function that builds a transaction claiming the total amount of claimable assets

selectWalletProvider: A function that takes a string representing a browser wallet provider (nami,flint,eternal etc.) or a bech32 encoded signing key (short: ed25519_sk1... or extended: ed25519e_sk1...) and resolves to a WalletProvider

networkName: A function that takes a string representing a network (Testnet and Mainnet currently supported) and resolves to a Network

Example call:

      const toClaim = {
        // native1
        addr_test1wplllmmv66873lu9fxvralrddql5pxqg9ws8wvy4tz7gquqnyhmwk: [
          {
            nativeScript: {
              requireTimeAfterSlot: 61302000,
              requireSignature: "404b36ba72b1e6602d33ad069ef25d8b65757c8d728e02aa1a280cd8",
            },
            asset: { currencySymbol: "", tokenName: "" },
          },
        ],
        // native2
        addr_test1wr4s67h09peh3ssrx95l5k5rlfzw4ez4x2hlsuf6m4pwukc87xd44: [
          {
            nativeScript: {
              requireTimeAfterSlot: 61310000,
              requireSignature: "404b36ba72b1e6602d33ad069ef25d8b65757c8d728e02aa1a280cd8",
            },
            asset: { currencySymbol: "", tokenName: "" },
          },
        ],
      };

      claim.fundsAvailable(toClaim).then(console.log); // or claimFunds(toClaim)
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