@towns-protocol/react-sdk/dist/esm/connectTowns.js

React Hooks for Towns Protocol SDK

/// This file can be used on server side to create a Towns Protocol Client
/// We don't want a 'use client' directive here
import { SyncAgent, makeSignerContext, makeSignerContextFromBearerToken, } from '@towns-protocol/sdk';
import { ethers } from 'ethers';
const defaultConfig = {
    unpackEnvelopeOpts: {
        disableSignatureValidation: true,
    },
};
/**
 * Sign and connect to Towns using a Signer and a random delegate wallet every time
 * @param signer - The signer to use
 * @param config - The configuration for the sync agent
 * @returns The sync agent
 */
export const signAndConnect = async (signer, config) => {
    const delegateWallet = ethers.Wallet.createRandom();
    const signerContext = await makeSignerContext(signer, delegateWallet);
    return new SyncAgent({ context: signerContext, ...defaultConfig, ...config });
};
/**
 * Connect to Towns using a SignerContext
 *
 * Useful for server side code, allowing you to persist the signer context and use it to auth with Towns later
 * @param signerContext - The signer context to use
 * @param config - The configuration for the sync agent
 * @returns The sync agent
 */
export const connectTowns = async (signerContext, config) => {
    return new SyncAgent({ context: signerContext, ...defaultConfig, ...config });
};
/**
 * Connect to Towns using a Bearer Token
 * Towns clients can use this to connect to Towns Protocol on behalf of a user
 *
 * Useful for server side code, allowing you to persist the signer context and use it to auth with Towns later
 * @param token - The bearer token to use
 * @param config - The configuration for the sync agent
 * @returns The sync agent
 */
export const connectTownsWithBearerToken = async (token, config) => {
    const signerContext = await makeSignerContextFromBearerToken(token);
    return new SyncAgent({ context: signerContext, ...defaultConfig, ...config });
};
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