guardee

guardee-js

Installation

  npm install guardee

Basic Usage

The constructor of the guardee client takes an object with parameters such as signalserver_host, signalserver_key and connect_option. Syntax:

const Guardee = require('guardee');
const guardee = new Guardee({
    signalserver_host: 'http://signalserver.guardee.io',
    signalserver_key: '906c7939ed0007b48b9c779302d788299183cb4a',
    connect_option: {
        initiator: true,
    },
});

signalserver_host and signalserver_key

You need to acquire signalserver_host and signalserver_key which contemporary Guardee wallet provides. These arguments are used to communicate with the signal server for peer-to-peer connection between your dApp and Guardee wallet.

connect_option

connetion_option is used by guardee.connector to provide options for its peer-to-peer connection. In case of NodeJS, you need to provide wrtc as a parameter.

const Guardee = require('guardee');
const wrtc = require('wrtc');
const guardee = new Guardee({
    signalserver_host: 'http://signalserver.guardee.io',
    signalserver_key: '906c7939ed0007b48b9c779302d788299183cb4a',
    connect_option: {
        initiator: true,
        wrtc: wrtc
    },
});

API

guardee.connector

RegisterGenesisOffer

Register genesis connection offer to signal server.

• connectionOffer : Object { connectionId, offer } (optional) connection offer object
• waitSeconds : Number How long should the code wait measured in seconds (default = 60)

Request

Send request to connected peer

• type : String request type (account_connection, sign_tx, send_tx)
• body : Object request body
• encode : Boolean (optional) whether to stringify request body
• encrypt : Boolean (optional) whether to encode and encrypt request body with password
• password : String (optional) password to encrypt request body

Response

Send response to connected peer

• type : String response type (account_connection, sign_tx, send_tx)
• body : Object response body
• encode : Boolean (optional) whether to stringify response body
• encrypt : Boolean (optional) whether to encode and encrypt response body with password
• password : String (optional) password to encrypt response body

SendDataSequence

Send data sequence to the connected peer

• type : String data sequence type ('sign_tx', 'send_tx')
• dataSequence : Array array of sequential transactions

SendDataChunkSequence

Send already chunked data sequence to the connected peer

• type : String data sequence type ('sign_tx', 'send_tx')
• dataChunkSequence : Array chunked array of sequential transactions

Destroy

Destroy all guardee.connector.connections

• notice: Boolean whether to notice connection peer of destruction

On

Listen on given event and run callback

• event: String
• cb: Function

guardee.encoder

Stringify

Encode given object into safe uri component

• obj: Object

Parse

Decode given string into original object

• stringified: String

Events

There are 14 different events that guardee.connector emits when connection issues occur.

• genesis_connection: Emitted when the genesis connection is initiated
• genesis_offer: Emitted when the genesis connection offer is generated
• genesis_offer_register: Emitted when the genesis connection offer is registered to the signal server
• genesis_answer_received: Emitted when the answer for the genesis connection offer is received
• genesis_answer_set: Emitted when the answer for the genesis connection is set to the instance
• error: Emitted when error occurs
• ready: Emitted when stable amount of connections are alive
• destroy: Emitted when all peer connection is destroyed
• request: Emitted when request is received
• response: Emitted when response is received
• chunk: Emitted when chunk is received
• chunk_start: Emitted when the first chunk is sent
• chunk_data: Emitted when chunk data is sent
• chunk_end: Emitted when the last chunk is sent