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@azeth/common
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Shared types, constants, ABIs, and errors for the Azeth trust infrastructure.
npm install @azeth/common
# or
pnpm add @azeth/common
ParticipantIdentity, Guardrails, AzethContractAddressesX402PaymentRequirement, PaymentAgreementOnChainOpinion, WeightedReputation, PaymentDeltaRegistryEntry, DiscoveryParams, CatalogEntryXMTPMessage, StructuredMessage, MessageRouterOptionsTokenBalanceUSD, AccountBalanceUSD, AggregatedBalanceResultAZETH_CONTRACTS -- deployed contract addresses per chainERC8004_REGISTRY / ERC8004_REPUTATION_REGISTRY -- external registry addressesENTRYPOINT_V07 -- ERC-4337 EntryPoint v0.7SUPPORTED_CHAINS -- Base, Base Sepolia, Ethereum, Ethereum SepoliaTOKENS -- USDC and WETH addresses per chaingetBundlerUrl(), getPaymasterUrl() -- chain-aware URL helpersimport { AzethFactoryABI, GuardianModuleABI } from '@azeth/common/abis';
import { AzethError } from '@azeth/common';
try {
// ...
} catch (err) {
if (err instanceof AzethError) {
console.error(err.code, err.message);
// codes: BUDGET_EXCEEDED, GUARDIAN_REJECTED, INSUFFICIENT_BALANCE, ...
}
}
import { validateAddress, validateChainName, isValidUrl } from '@azeth/common';
validateAddress('0x...'); // throws AzethError on invalid
validateChainName('base'); // resolves aliases like 'base-sepolia' -> 'baseSepolia'
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Shared types, constants, ABIs, and errors for the Azeth trust infrastructure
We found that @azeth/common demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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