- Installing Denames
- Using Denames
- Default Ethereum Providers
- Error Handling
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Denames is a library for interacting with blockchain accounts and domains. It can be used to retrieve crypto addresses on blockchain, users social contacts and custom records.
Denames supports decentralized accounts/domains across below zones:
-
Decentralized Account Systems(DAS)
.bit
-
Zilliqa Name Service (ZNS)
.zil
-
Ethereum Name Service (ENS)
.eth
.kred
.xyz
.luxe
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Unstoppable Name Service (UNS)
.crypto
.nft
.blockchain
.bitcoin
.coin
.wallet
.888
.dao
.x
- ...
The Denames is currently built on top of @unstoppabledomain/resolution
version v5.0.1
, and added support for DAS alongside with ENS, UNS, ZNS.
Denames introduced a method which will return a list of crypto addresses for the given chain:
import { Resolution } from 'denames'
const resolution = new Resolution()
const account = 'dastodamoon.bit'
interface DasAccountRecord {
ttl: number; // This will always be 0 for all accounts other than DAS
avatar: string; // This will always be empty string `''` for all accounts other than DAS
key: string; // This will always be the corresponding key for each account systems
label: string; // This will always be empty string `''` for all accounts other than DAS
value: string;
}
resolution.addrList(account, 'ckb').then(records => {
console.log(`account ${account} has ${records.length} CKB address records as below:`)
records.forEach((record: DasAccountRecord, i) => {
const { key, value, label, ttl, avatar } = record
console.log(`CKB address ${i}: ${value}, label: ${label}, with a ttl ${ttl}`)
})
})
output:
account dastodamoon.bit has 2 CKB address records as below:
CKB address 0: ckb1qyqzeajw8xtqgvw0d6q8ey7sysvv7evxvwqqvnvmwu, label: BusinessAddress, with a ttl 300
CKB address 1: ckb1qyq9j48k60dll8xjw04u2uu6vvd0fypqjkhqq84pmt, label: PersonalAddress, with a ttl 300
It will return an empty list []
when no records are set.
For other methods from
@unstoppabledomain/resolution
, please see @unstoppabledomains/resolution API Reference
Denames can be installed with either yarn
or npm
.
yarn add denames
npm install denames
If you're interested in resolving domains via the command line, see our CLI section.
Create a new project.
mkdir denames && cd $_
yarn init -y
yarn add denames
Create a new file in your project, address.js
.
It is recommended that developers set up their own DAS Indexer, see das-sdk-js for details.
const { Resolution } = require('denames');
const resolution = new Resolution({
sourceConfig: {
das: {
url: 'https://indexer.da.systems', // DAS indexer JSON-RPC endpoint. You can use the indexer provided by DAS team for test.
network: 'mainnet',
}
}
});
function resolve(domain, currency) {
resolution
.addrList(domain, currency)
.then((records) => console.log(domain, 'resolves to', records[0]?.value))
.catch(console.error);
}
resolve('dastodamoon.bit', 'CKB');
resolve('brad.zil', 'ZIL');
Execute the script.
$ node address.js
dastodamoon.bit resolves to ckb1qyqzeajw8xtqgvw0d6q8ey7sysvv7evxvwqqvnvmwu
brad.zil resolves to zil1yu5u4hegy9v3xgluweg4en54zm8f8auwxu0xxj
To use denames via the command line install the package globally.
yarn global add denames
npm install -g denames
By default, the CLI uses Infura as its primary gateway to the Ethereum
blockchain. If you'd like to override this default and set another provider you
can do so using the --ethereum-url
flag.
For example:
denames --ethereum-url https://mainnet.infura.io/v3/${secret} -d udtestdev-usdt.crypto -a
Use the -h
or --help
flag to see all the available CLI options.
Denames provides zero-configuration experience by using built-in
production-ready Infura endpoint by default.
Default Ethereum provider is free to use without restrictions and rate-limits
for CNS (.crypto domains)
resolution.
To resolve ENS
domains on production it's recommended to change Ethereum
provider.
Default provider can be changed by changing constructor options
new Resolution(options)
or by using one of the factory methods:
Resolution.infura()
Resolution.fromWeb3Version1Provider()
Resolution.fromEthersProvider()
- etc.
To see all constructor options and factory methods check Unstoppable API reference.
In some scenarios system might not be flexible enough to easy distinguish between various Ethereum testnets on compile time.
For this case Denames library provide a special async constructor which should be waited for
await Resolution.autonetwork(options)
. This method makes a JSON RPC "net_version" call to the provider to get the network id.
This method configures only Ens and Cns, Zns is supported only on Zilliqa mainnet which is going to be used in any cases. You can provide a configured provider or a blockchain url as in the following example:
await Resolution.autonetwork({
cns: {provider},
ens: {url}
});
When denames encounters an error it returns the error code instead of
stopping the process. Keep an eye out for return values like RECORD_NOT_FOUND
.
Use these commands to set up a local development environment (macOS Terminal or Linux shell).
-
Install
nvm
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.36.0/install.sh | bash
-
Install concrete version of
node.js
nvm install 12.12.0
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Install
yarn
npm install -g yarn
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/DeAccountSystems/denames.git cd denames
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Install dependencies
yarn install
- Network config:
$ yarn network-config:pull
- Supported keys:
$ yarn supported-keys:pull
- Both configs:
$ yarn config:pull
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