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LYNC Paymaster SDK supporting supra on npmjs
: https://www.npmjs.com/package/lync-paymaster-supra-sdk
npmjs
: https://www.npmjs.com/package/lync-paymaster-supra-sdkInstall the SDK
npm install lync-paymaster-supra-sdk --save
Import the dependencies
import { performPaymasterTransaction } from "lync-paymaster-supra-sdk";
import { BCS } from "supra-l1-sdk";
Get API Keys from LYNC Dashboard
// From LYNC Dashboard
const apiKey = "LYNC API KEY Dashboard";
// Get this from LYNC
const lyncAuthKey = "Get this from LYNC Support";
The performPaymasterTransaction
function
performPaymasterTransaction
functionimport {
TxnBuilderTypes,
TransactionResponse
} from "supra-l1-sdk";
interface PaymasterTransactionReturnData {
receipt: TransactionResponse;
accountCreationReceipt: TransactionResponse;
privateKey: string;
}
/**
* The account information.
* @param {string} privateKey - The private key for the account.
* @param {string} accountAddress - The account address.
*/
interface AccountInfo {
privateKey: string;
accountAddress: string;
}
function performPaymasterTransaction(
lyncAuthKey: string,
supraNetwork: "testnet_supra" | "mainnet_supra",
apiKey: string,
inputTransaction: {
entryFnStr: `0x${string}::${string}::${string}`;
entryFnTypeArgs?: TxnBuilderTypes.TypeTag[];
entryFnArgs: Uint8Array[];
},
showLogs: boolean,
accountData?: AccountInfo,
): Promise<PaymasterTransactionReturnData>;
Using the performPaymasterTransaction
function
performPaymasterTransaction
functionconst accountData = {
privateKey: "0x....",
accountAddress: "0x...."
};
const data = await performPaymasterTransaction(
lyncAuthKey,
"testnet_supra", // "testnet_supra" or "mainnet_supra",
apiKey,
{
entryFnStr:
"0x1b89ab160c9ec18b5ee37f6d2774b5e8a9433c620a98bad062b6b738bd829316::tst_unity::set_data_num_u32",
entryFnArgs: [BCS.bcsSerializeU32(10)],
},
false, // show logs or not
accountData // optional - will generate a new account if not provided
);
console.log(data);
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