This is a Javascript/Typescript library that makes it easy to access the Suiet Guardians: for example, scan a domain against the domain-list.
It's designed to support React Native, Chrome Extension and Node.js environments.
npm install suisecblocklist
In order to execute lookups, you need to fetch a domainlist packagelist objectlist coinlist. After the first fetch, you should keep these objects updated. You can save the objects in a local database (for example, using local storage in Chrome extension).
We recommend updating it every 5 minutes.
import { SuiSecBlocklist } from "suisecblocklist";
const blocklist = new SuiSecBlocklist();
// 1. Fetch the domainlist and persist it in the storage
blocklist.fetchDomainlist();
// 2. Re-refetch the domainlist every 5 minutes
setInterval(() => blocklist.fetchDomainlist(), 1000 * 60 * 5);
// 3. Once you have a domainlist object saved, you can execute lookups
const action = blocklist.scanDomain("<https://scam-website.io>");
if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
// block the domain
}
// 4. Fetch the packjectlist and persist it in the storage, Once you have a packjectlist object saved, you can execute lookups
blocklist.fetchPackagelist();
const action = blocklist.scanPackage(
"0x13530eb10a4ffe6396d7acc8499f2b3fba7c18ac38f88570fae51823f6a203b4"
);
if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
// block the packject
}
// 5. Fetch the objectlist and persist it in the storage, Once you have a objectlist object saved, you can execute lookups
blocklist.fetchObjectlist();
const action = blocklist.scanObject(
"0x13530eb10a4ffe6396d7acc8499f2b3fba7c18ac38f88570fae51823f6a203b4::my_hero::Hero"
);
if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
// block the object
}
// 6. Fetch the coinlist and persist it in the storage, Once you have a coinlist object saved, you can execute lookups
blocklist.fetchCoinlist();
const action = blocklist.scanCoin(
"0x043a9bd4cd74f93e861b8a3138a373e726bb1f7bf8f4f38cde4872f0234ed20b::usdt::USDT"
);
if (action === Action.BLOCK) {
// block the coin
}
Functions that depend on API an/or network can return null
when I/O errors are encountered.
If you would like to track errors, you can pass optional reportError
callback to SuiSecBlocklist
constructor.
It could be called with an Error
or with a string.