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rair-sdk

Simple developer SDK for RAIRprotocol

Getting started

npm install @rair-protocol/sdk

After installing, you can import and initialize the SDK:

import { RairSDK } from "@rair-protocol/sdk";

const settings = {
  serverURL, // URL for backend. Default sandbox URL to try if you haven't deployed your own backend rair-node yet http://35.226.25.117:5000
  socketURL, // URL for socket. http://35.226.25.117:8080
};

export const rairSDK = new RairSDK(settings);

After Initializng the SDK here are the first things you can do to get a working dApp

1. Empty dApp with Authentication working (default frontend)

Follow these steps below to deploy our existing sample application

const getChallenge = async (userAddress: Hex, ownerAddress?: Hex) => {
  const responseData = await rairSDK.auth.getChallenge({  // use getChallenge from auth folder
    userAddress: userAddress,
    intent: "login",
    ownerAddress: ownerAddress || userAddress,
  });
  return responseData.response;
};

All requests what you need to use you can find in src/API

Some example:

For user lists

const { data } = await rairSDK.users.listUsers();

Request with arguments

const responseData = await rairSDK.notifications.listNotifications({
      pageNum: pageNum,
    });

To use the SDK you need to use rairSDK(exported above), select the desired file with requests and select the request Example: file - src/API/users request - findUserByUserAddress

Result:

const userDataResponse = await rairSDK.users.findUserByUserAddress({
        publicAddress: loginData.userAddress,
      });

publicAddress is a required argument in this request

2. Example of deploying your own frontend that interacts with our SDK to make a new dApp

How dev dapp works.