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@ic-naming/client
Advanced tools
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Using npm:
npm install @dfinity/{agent,candid,principal} # dfinity dependencies
npm install @ic-naming/client
Using yarn:
yarn add @dfinity/{agent,candid,principal} # dfinity dependencies
yarn add @ic-naming/client
import { Principal } from "@dfinity/principal";
import { IcNamingClient } from "@ic-naming/client";
const client = new IcNamingClient({
net: "IC", // IC | ICP | TICP
mode: "production", // local | production
});
// get records
client.getRecordsOfName("helloworld.ic").then((records) => {
// get ICP address(principal)
const principal = records.find((r) => r[0] === "principal.icp");
console.debug(`helloworld.ic's principal is ${principal}`);
// get ICP address(account id)
const accountId = records.find((r) => r[0] === "account_id.icp");
console.debug(`helloworld.ic's account id is ${accountId}`);
// get twitter
const twitter = records.find((r) => r[0] === "com.twitter");
console.debug(`helloworld.ic's twitter is ${twitter}`);
// get eth address
const ethAdddress = records.find((r) => r[0] === "token.eth");
console.debug(`helloworld.ic's eth adddress is ${ethAdddress}`);
});
// get name's registrant
client.getRegistrantOfName("helloworld.ic").then((registrant) => {
console.debug(`helloworld.ic's registrant is ${registrant}`);
});
// get name's expired time
client.getExpiredTimeOfName("helloworld.ic").then((timestamp) => {
const expiredTime = new Date(Number(timestamp));
console.debug(`helloworld.ic's expired time is ${expiredTime}`);
});
// get reverse resolve
const thePrincipal = Principal.fromText(
"v2xhg-um7x6-mhni4-sgqsc-qarqs-bgoyy-ngobl-qoe7c-7a4cm-bvn4f-pqe"
);
client.getReverseResolve(thePrincipal).then((name) => {
if (name) console.debug(`reverse resolve name is ${name}`);
else console.debug(`reverse resolve name not exist`);
});
Special host and identity:
import { IcNamingClient } from "@ic-naming/client";
const client = new IcNamingClient({
net: "IC",
mode: "production", // local | production
httpAgent: {
host: "https://ic0.app", // default by mode
identity: {
identity: {
transformRequest: () => {
/* ... */
},
getPrincipal: () => {
/* ... */
},
},
},
},
});
https://IC-Naming.github.io/js-sdk/
Local commands:
yarn dev # rollup library watch mode
yarn type # typescript type check
yarn test # jest unit test
yarn build # rollup build to dist/
yarn release # generate new version
git tag vX.Y.Z HEAD # Create a tag started with "v" to trigger CI/CD pipeline
git push origin main --tags
FAQs
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We found that @ic-naming/client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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