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BoltPay SDK Documentation

Introduction

The BoltPay SDK is a powerful tool that allows developers to interact with the BoltPay Protocol. This guide will walk you through the process of setting up and using the SDK to create transactions.

Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you have installed the BoltPay SDK in your project:

Installation

You can easily install Voltsdk Wallet using npm:

Using npm:

npm i @boltpay/sui-wallet

Establishing a Connection

The first step is to establish a connection to the BoltPay network. The SDK provides three predefined connections: testnetConnection, devnetConnection, and mainnetConnection.

Here's how you can define a connection to the mainnet:

import { Connection, JsonRpcProvider } from "@boltpay/sui-client";

export const mainnetConnection = new JsonRpcProvider(
  new Connection({
    fullnode: "https://wallet-rpc.mainnet.sui.io/",
    faucet: "https://wallet-rpc.mainnet.sui.io/gas",
  })
);

Creating a Transaction

To create a transaction, you need to derive a key pair from a phrase, create a signer, and then use the signer to create the transaction.

Here's an example of how you can do this:

import { Ed25519Keypair, RawSigner, JsonRpcProvider } from "@boltpay/sui-client";

const handleTransaction = async () => {
    const merchant_id = 123;
    const merchantAddress = "MERCHANT_ADDRESS";
    const merchantAmount = 1
    const phrase = "YOUR_SEED_PHARSE";

    const details = {
        merchant_id: merchant_id,
        merchant_address: merchantAddress,
        merchant_amount: merchantAmount,
    };

    const keyPair = Ed25519Keypair.deriveKeypair(phrase, "m/44'/784'/0'/0'/0'");
    const provider: JsonRpcProvider = new JsonRpcProvider(testnetConnection);
    const signer: RawSigner = new RawSigner(keyPair, provider)

    const tx = createTransaction(signer, details);
    console.log(tx)
};

In this example, handleTransaction is an async function that creates a transaction when called. It first defines some details about the transaction, such as the merchant ID, address, and amount. It then derives a key pair from a phrase and uses this key pair to create a signer. Finally, it uses the signer to create the transaction and logs the transaction to the console.

Please replace testnetConnection with the appropriate connection (devnetConnection, mainnetConnection, etc.) based on your needs.

A powerful and flexible SDK for interacting with the BlockBolt Protocol Wallet. It is designed to work both on server-side (Node.js) and on the client-side (like React).