A comprehensive overview of the methods available in the Action Codes SDK for interacting with the Action Codes Protocol.

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Table of Contents

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Overview

The Action Codes SDK provides a set of methods to interact with the Action Codes Protocol, enabling you to register, resolve, attach, and finalize action codes on Solana.

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Method Reference

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resolve

await client.resolve(code: string): Promise<ActionCode>
Resolves an action code and returns its details. Parameters:
  • code (string): The code to resolve.
Returns: Promise<ActionCode> (see ActionCode)

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getStatus

await client.getStatus(code: string): Promise<ActionCodeStatusResponse>
Fetches the status of an action code. Parameters:
  • code (string): The code to check.
Returns: Promise<ActionCodeStatusResponse> (see ActionCodeStatusResponse)

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observeStatus

for await (const status of client.observeStatus(code: string, options?: ObserveStatusOptions)) { ... }
Observes the status of an action code over time. Parameters:
  • code (string): The code to observe.
  • options (object): { interval?: number, timeout?: number } (see ObserveStatusOptions)
Returns: AsyncGenerator<ActionCodeStatusResponse> (see ActionCodeStatusResponse)

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register

await client.register(pubkey: PublicKey, sign: (message: string) => Promise<string>, metadata?: ActionCodeMeta): Promise<ActionCode>
Registers a new action code. Parameters:
  • pubkey (PublicKey): User’s public key.
  • sign (function): Function to sign a message.
  • metadata (object, optional): Additional metadata (see ActionCodeMeta).
Returns: Promise<ActionCode> (see ActionCode)

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attachTransaction

await client.attachTransaction(code: string, transaction: string, meta?: ActionCodeMeta): Promise<AttachCodeResponse>
Attaches a transaction to an action code. Parameters:
  • code (string): The code to attach to.
  • transaction (string): The transaction data.
  • meta (object, optional): Additional metadata (see ActionCodeMeta).
Returns: Promise<AttachCodeResponse> (see AttachCodeResponse)

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attachMessage

await client.attachMessage(code: string, message: string, meta?: ActionCodeMeta): Promise<AttachCodeResponse>
Attaches a message to an action code. Parameters:
  • code (string): The code to attach to.
  • message (string): The message to attach.
  • meta (object, optional): Additional metadata (see ActionCodeMeta).
Returns: Promise<AttachCodeResponse> (see AttachCodeResponse)

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finalizeTransaction

await client.finalizeTransaction(code: string, signature: string): Promise<FinalizeCodeResponse>
Finalizes an action code with a transaction signature. Parameters:
  • code (string): The code to finalize.
  • signature (string): The transaction signature.
Returns: Promise<FinalizeCodeResponse> (see FinalizeCodeResponse)

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finalizeMessage

await client.finalizeMessage(code: string, signedMessage: string): Promise<FinalizeCodeResponse>
Finalizes an action code with a signed message. Parameters:
  • code (string): The code to finalize.
  • signedMessage (string): The signed message.
Returns: Promise<FinalizeCodeResponse> (see FinalizeCodeResponse)

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Error Handling

The SDK throws custom errors for various failure scenarios:
  • CodeNotFoundError: The code does not exist.
  • UnauthorizedError: The request is unauthorized.
  • ExpiredCodeError: The code has expired.
  • ActionCodesBaseError: Base error for ActionCodes.
  • InvalidCodeFormatError: The code format is invalid.

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Examples

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Register and Attach a Transaction

import { ActionCodesClient } from "@actioncodes/protocol";
import { PublicKey } from "@solana/web3.js";

const client = new ActionCodesClient();
const pubkey = new PublicKey("...");
const sign = async (message: string) => { /* sign logic */ };

// Register a code
const actionCode = await client.register(pubkey, sign);

// Attach a transaction
const attachResponse = await client.attachTransaction(actionCode.code, "<transaction>");

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Observe Status

for await (const status of client.observeStatus(actionCode.code)) {
  console.log(status);
}

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Finalize a Transaction

const finalizeResponse = await client.finalizeTransaction(actionCode.code, "<signature>");