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Scalar DL Node Client SDK

This is a library for Node.js applications by which the applications can interact with a Scalar DL network.

Install

We can use any NPM package manager to install this library. For example, to install with NPM:

npm install @scalar-labs/scalardl-node-client-sdk

HOWTO

Create ClientService instance

ClientService class is the main class of this package. It provides following functions to request Scalar DL network.

Name use
registerCertificate To register a client's certificate on a Scalar DL network
registerContract To register a contract (of a registered client) on the Scalar DL network
listContracts To list the client's registered contracts
executeContract To execute a client's registered contract
validateLedger To validate an asset on the Scalar DL network to determine if it has been tampered

If an error occurs when executing one of the above methods, a ClientError will be thrown. The ClientError.code provides additional error context. Please refer to the Runtime error section below for the status code specification.

Use the code snippet below to create a ClientService instance.

const { ClientService } = require('@scalar-labs/scalardl-node-client-sdk');
const clientService = new ClientService(clientProperties);

The clientProperties argument is mandatory for the constructor. This is a properties example that a user [email protected] would use to try to connect to the server scalardl.example.com:50051 of the Scalar DL network.

{
    'scalar.dl.client.server.host': 'scalardl.example.com',
    'scalar.dl.client.server.port': 50051,
    'scalar.dl.client.server.privileged_port': 50052,
    'scalar.dl.client.cert_holder_id': '[email protected]',
    'scalar.dl.client.private_key_pem': "-----BEGIN EC PRIVATE KEY-----\nMHc...",
    'scalar.dl.client.cert_pem': "-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----\nMIICjTCCAj...\n",
    'scalar.dl.client.cert_version': 1,
    'scalar.dl.client.tls.enabled': false,
    'scalar.dl.client.tls.ca_root_cert_pem': '-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----\n...\n',
    'scalar.dl.client.authorization.credential': '...',
    'scalar.dl.client.proxy.server': '...',
}

In what follows assume that we have a clientService instance.

Register the certificate

Use the registerCertificate function to register a certificate on the Scalar DL network.

await clientService.registerCertificate();

Register contracts

Use the registerContract function to register a contract.

await clientService.registerContract('contractId', 'com.example.contract.contractName', contractUint8Array, propertiesObject);

Register functions

Use the registerFunction function to register a function.

await clientService.registerFunction('functionId', 'com.example.function.functionName', functionUint8Array);

List registered contracts

Use listContracts function to list all registered contracts.

const constracts = await clientService.listContracts();

Execute a contract

Use executeContract function to execute a registered contract. It will also execute a function if _functions_ is given in the argument.

const response = await clientService.executeContract('contractId', argumentObject);
const executionResult = response.getResult();
const proofsList = response.getProofs();
const response = await clientService.executeContract('contractId', { 'arg1': 'a', '_functions_': [functionId] }, { 'arg2': 'b' });

{ 'arg1': 'a', will be passed via contractArgument, while { 'arg2': 'b' } will be passed via functionArgument.

Validate an asset

Use the validateLedger function to validate an asset in the Scalar DL network.

const response = await clientService.validateLedger('assetId');
const statusCode = response.getCode();
const proof = response.getProof();

Runtime error

Error thrown by the client present a status code.

try {
    await clientService.registerCertificate();
} catch (clientError) {
    const message = clientError.message;
    const statusCode = clientError.code;
}
StatusCode = {
  OK: 200,
  INVALID_HASH: 300,
  INVALID_PREV_HASH: 301,
  INVALID_CONTRACT: 302,
  INVALID_OUTPUT: 303,
  INVALID_NONCE: 304,
  INCONSISTENT_STATES: 305,
  INVALID_SIGNATURE: 400,
  UNLOADABLE_KEY: 401,
  UNLOADABLE_CONTRACT: 402,
  CERTIFICATE_NOT_FOUND: 403,
  CONTRACT_NOT_FOUND: 404,
  CERTIFICATE_ALREADY_REGISTERED: 405,
  CONTRACT_ALREADY_REGISTERED: 406,
  INVALID_REQUEST: 407,
  CONTRACT_CONTEXTUAL_ERROR: 408,
  ASSET_NOT_FOUND: 409,
  FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND: 410,
  UNLOADABLE_FUNCTION: 411,
  INVALID_FUNCTION: 412,
  DATABASE_ERROR: 500,
  UNKNOWN_TRANSACTION_STATUS: 501,
  RUNTIME_ERROR: 502,
  CLIENT_IO_ERROR: 600,
  CLIENT_DATABASE_ERROR: 601,
  CLIENT_RUNTIME_ERROR: 602,
};

Create raw gRPC requests

You can also create a raw gRPC request in byte array (JavaScript Uint8Array) too. Note that the name of functions are different from usual functions such as executeContract but the parameters are exactly the same.

Register the certificate

const binary = await ClientService.createSerializedCertificateRegistrationRequest();

Register contracts

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedContractRegistrationRequest('contractId', 'com.example.contract.contractName', contractUint8Array, propertiesObject);

Register functions

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedFunctionRegistrationRequest('functionId', 'com.example.function.functionName', functionUint8Array);

List registered contracts

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedContractsListingRequest();

Execute a contract

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedContractExecutionRequest('contractId', argumentObject);

Validate an asset

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedLedgerValidationRequest('assetId');

Send the raw gRPC requests to Scalar DL servers

The SDK has another ClientServiceWithBinary class for you to send the byte array of a request to Scalar DL network.

const { ClientServiceWithBinary } = require('@scalar-labs/scalardl-node-client-sdk');
const clientService = new ClientServiceWithBinary(clientProperties);

Register the certificate

const binary = await ClientService.createSerializedCertificateRegistrationRequest();
await ClientService.registerCertificate(binary);

Register contracts

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedContractRegistrationRequest('contractId', 'com.example.contract.contractName', contractUint8Array, propertiesObject);
await ClientService.registerContract(binary);

Register functions

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedFunctionRegistrationRequest('functionId', 'com.example.function.functionName', functionUint8Array);
await clientService.registerFunction(binary);

List registered contracts

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedContractsListingRequest();
const contracts = await clientService.listContracts(binary);

Execute a contract

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedContractExecutionRequest('contractId', argumentObject);
const response = await clientService.executeContract(binary);
const executionResult = response.getResult();
const proofsList = response.getProofs();

Validate an asset

const binary = await clientService.createSerializedLedgerValidationRequest('assetId');
const response = await clientService.validateLedger(binary);
const statusCode = response.getCode();
const proof = response.getProof();

Contributing

This library is mainly maintained by the Scalar Engineering Team, but of course we appreciate any help.

  • For asking questions, finding answers and helping other users, please go to scalardl-user.
  • For filing bugs, suggesting improvements, or requesting new features, help us out by opening an issue.

License

Scalar DL Node client SDK is dual-licensed under both the AGPL (found in the LICENSE file in the root directory) and a commercial license. You may select, at your option, one of the above-listed licenses. Regarding the commercial license, please contact us for more information.

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