Generated Python types for Xion blockchain protocol buffers
Project description
@burnt-labs/xion-types
What is xion-types?
The xion-types repository is a type definition package that acts as a bridge between different programming languages and the Xion blockchain. Think of it as a "translator" that helps developers work with Xion blockchain data in their preferred programming language.
The Core Problem It Solves
Blockchains like Xion use a data format called Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) to define their data structures. However, most developers don't write code directly in Protobuf - they use languages like TypeScript, Swift, or Kotlin.
Without xion-types, developers would have to:
- Manually write type definitions for every blockchain data structure
- Risk making errors when handling blockchain data
- Spend time figuring out what fields exist and what types they should be
What It Provides
The repository generates type-safe definitions for multiple programming languages:
- TypeScript/JavaScript - For web apps and Node.js projects
- Swift - For iOS/macOS apps
- Kotlin - For Android apps
- Python - For Python projects
- Go - For Go projects
- Rust - For Rust projects
- Java - For Java applications
- And more - Including C, C++, C#, Objective-C, PHP, Ruby, and Scala
These type definitions ensure that when developers work with Xion blockchain data (like transactions, account information, or smart contract calls), they get:
- Autocomplete in their code editor
- Error checking if they try to use wrong data types
- Documentation of what fields are available
Benefits
- Reduced Development Time - No need to manually write type definitions
- Fewer Bugs - Type safety catches errors at compile time
- Better Developer Experience - Autocomplete and IntelliSense support
- Consistency - Same types across different languages and projects
- Maintainability - Types automatically update when the blockchain protocol changes
Table of Contents
Installation
Install the @burnt-labs/xion-types package via npm or yarn:
# Using npm
npm install @burnt-labs/xion-types
# Using yarn
yarn add @burnt-labs/xion-types
Usage
Once installed, you can import the type definitions in your TypeScript project. The types are generated from the Protobuf files used in the Xion project.
import { MyProtobufType } from '@burnt-labs/xion-types/types/filename';
const myData: MyProtobufType = {
field1: 'value',
field2: 42
};
Note: Replace
filenamewith the appropriate file name where the type is defined.
Example
Here is a full example of how you might use the @burnt-labs/xion-types package in a TypeScript project:
import { MyProtobufType } from '@burnt-labs/xion-types/types/filename';
function processData(data: MyProtobufType): void {
console.log(`Field 1: ${data.field1}`);
console.log(`Field 2: ${data.field2}`);
}
const sampleData: MyProtobufType = {
field1: 'Hello, Xion!',
field2: 100
};
processData(sampleData);
This simple example illustrates how you can work with the types generated from Xion's Protobuf definitions.
Development
If you want to modify or regenerate type definitions from Protobuf files, follow these steps:
-
Initialize and Update Submodules
# Initialize and update all submodules (contracts and xion) make submodules # Alternatively, you can run these commands manually: git submodule init contracts git submodule update --init contracts git submodule init xion git submodule update --init xion
-
Build Docker Image
# Build the protobuf builder image (required for code generation) make build-proto-builder-image # You can verify the image was built successfully with: docker images | grep proto-builder
-
Generate Type Definitions
Generate types for all supported languages:
make proto-gen-allOr generate types for a specific language:
# TypeScript/JavaScript make proto-gen-ts # Python make proto-gen-python # Swift make proto-gen-swift # Kotlin make proto-gen-kotlin # Go (uses xion's built-in proto generation) make proto-gen # Other languages: proto-gen-c, proto-gen-cpp, proto-gen-java, # proto-gen-objc, proto-gen-php, proto-gen-ruby, proto-gen-rust, proto-gen-scala
-
Generate Contract Code (TypeScript)
make contract-code-gen
These steps will generate type definitions from the Protobuf files located in the
xionsubmodule.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
For more information, check out Xion's GitHub repository.
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