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<!-- ## What is a Unit?
The ao Computer is composed of three Unit types, each type contains a set of responsibilities for the computer. And each Unit is horizontally scalable.
In ao we have the `Messenger Unit` or `MU`, and the `Scheduler Unit` or `SU`, and the `Compute Unit` or the `CU`. These units are the building blocks of the ao Computer Grid. There can be 1 or more of these units on the network and they work together to power the ao Operating System or `aos`.
- Messenger Unit - This unit is the front door to ao, it receives all the messages from the outside and as well as directs traffic flow for Processes. This traffic flow we call `pushing`. Each process can return an Outbox when it evaluates a Message, and this Outbox can be filled with Messages or requests to Spawn new processes, and the Messenger Unit is responsible for extracting these Messages from the Outbox and signing them and sending them to the Scheduler Units for processing.
- Scheduler Unit - The Scheduler unit is responsible for ordering the messages, and storing those messages on Arweave. It is important that every message is appropriately ordered so that the evaluation can be replayed and verified. The Scheduler Unit is responsible for this process. It provides the abilty to query it via an endpoint to get the order of messages for evaluation.
- Compute Unit - The Compute unit is responsible for compute, this unit loads the binary module and manages the memory of that module, so that the execution of the process is alway running on the most up to date memory. The compute unit provides the results of the evaluation back to the the messenger unit, which can then push any messages in the outbox of the given process.
## Summary
The ao Computer consists of three scalable unit types—Messenger Unit (MU), Scheduler Unit (SU), and Compute Unit (CU)—which form the foundation of the ao Computer. These units can exist in multiples on the network and collectively operate the ao Operating System (aos).
The MU acts as the entry point, receiving external messages and managing process communications. It processes outgoing messages and spawn requests from process outboxes and forwards them to the SU.
The SU ensures messages are properly sequenced and stored on Arweave, maintaining order for consistent replay and verification of message evaluations.
The CU handles computation, loading binary modules, and managing memory to ensure processes run with current data. It then returns the evaluation results to the MU for further message handling. -->
## ユニットとは何ですか？
aoコンピュータは3つのユニットタイプで構成されており、それぞれのタイプにはコンピュータの責任が割り当てられています。各ユニットは水平にスケール可能です。
aoでは、`Messenger Unit`（MU）、`Scheduler Unit`（SU）、および`Compute Unit`（CU）があります。これらのユニットはaoコンピュータグリッドの構成要素です。ネットワーク上には1つ以上のユニットが存在し、それらが協力してaoオペレーティングシステム（`aos`）を動かしています。
- メッセンジャーユニット（Messenger Unit） - これはaoへの玄関口であり、外部からのすべてのメッセージを受け取り、プロセスの通信を管理します。この通信の流れを「プッシュ」と呼びます。各プロセスは、メッセージを評価するとOutboxを返すことができ、このOutboxにはメッセージや新しいプロセスを生成するリクエストが含まれることがあります。メッセンジャーユニットは、Outboxからこれらのメッセージを抽出し、それらに署名してスケジューラーユニットに送信する役割を担っています。
- スケジューラーユニット（Scheduler Unit） - スケジューラーユニットは、メッセージの順序を決定し、そのメッセージをArweaveに保存する責任を持ちます。メッセージが適切に順序付けされることは、評価が再生され検証されるために重要です。このプロセスを担うのがスケジューラーユニットです。また、評価のためのメッセージの順序を取得するためにエンドポイントからクエリを行う機能も提供します。
- コンピュートユニット（Compute Unit） - コンピュートユニットは計算を担当しており、このユニットはバイナリモジュールをロードし、
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順序を決定し、そのメッセージをArweaveに保存する責任を持ちます。メッセージが適切に順序付けされることは、評価が再生され検証されるために重要です。このプロセスを担うのがスケジューラーユニットです。また、評価のためのメッセージの順序を取得するためにエンドポイントからクエリを行う機能も提供します。
- コンピュートユニット（Compute Unit） - コンピュートユニットは計算を担当しており、このユニットはバイナリモジュールをロードし、そのモジュールのメモリを管理します。これにより、プロセスの実行は常に最新のメモリ上で行われます。コンピュートユニットは評価の結果をメッセンジャーユニットに返し、その後、該当するプロセスのOutbox内のメッセージが処理されます。
## まとめ
aoコンピュータは、スケーラブルな3つのユニットタイプ（メッセンジャーユニット（MU）、スケジューラーユニット（SU）、およびコンピュートユニット（CU））で構成されており、これらがaoコンピュータの基盤を形成しています。これらのユニットはネットワーク上に複数存在し、協力してaoオペレーティングシステム（aos）を動かします。
MUはエントリーポイントとして機能し、外部のメッセージを受け取り、プロセス間の通信を管理します。プロセスのOutboxからの送信メッセージや生成リクエストを処理し、それらをSUに転送します。
SUは、メッセージが適切な順序で処理され、Arweaveに保存されることを保証し、メッセージ評価の再生と検証が一貫して行えるようにします。
CUは計算処理を担当し、バイナリモジュールをロードし、メモリを管理してプロセスが最新データで実行されるようにします。その後、評価結果をMUに返し、MUがさらにメッセージを処理します。
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The Message serves as the fundamental data protocol unit within ao, crafted from [ANS-104 DataItems](https://specs.g8way.io/?tx=xwOgX-MmqN5_-Ny_zNu2A8o-PnTGsoRb_3FrtiMAkuw), thereby aligning with the native structure of Arweave. When engaged in a Process, a Message is structured as follows: -->
# メッセージ
メッセージは、ao内の基本的なデータプロトコル単位として機能し、[ANS-104 DataItems](https://specs.g8way.io/?tx=xwOgX-MmqN5_-Ny_zNu2A8o-PnTGsoRb_3FrtiMAkuw)から作成されているため、Arweaveのネイティブな構造と一致しています。プロセス内で使用される場合、メッセージは次のように構成されます：
```lua
{
Cron = false,
Data = "Hello aos",
Epoch = 0,
From = "5WzR7rJCuqCKEq02WUPhTjwnzllLjGu6SA7qhYpcKRs",
Id = "ayVo53qvZswpvxLlhMf8xmGjwxN0LGuHzzQpTLT0_do",
Nonce = 1,
Owner = "z1pq2WzmaYnfDwvEFgUZBj48anUsxxN64ZjbWOsIn08",
Signature = "...",
Tags = {
Type = "Message",
Variant = "ao.TN.1",
["Data-Protocol"] = "ao",
["From-Module"] = "lXfdCypsU3BpYTWvupgTioLoZAEOZL2_Ihcqepz6RiQ",
["From-Process"] = "5WzR7rJCuqCKEq02WUPhTjwnzllLjGu6SA7qhYpcKRs"
},
Target = "5WzR7rJCuqCKEq02WUPhTjwnzllLjGu6SA7qhYpcKRs",
Timestamp = 1704936415711,
["Block-Height"] = 1340762,
["Forwarded-By"] = "z1pq2WzmaYnfDwvEFgUZBj48anUsxxN64ZjbWOsIn08",
["Hash-Chain"] = "hJ0B-0yxKxeL3IIfaIIF7Yr6bFLG2vQayaF8G0EpjbY"
}
```
このアーキテクチャは、Assignment Type（割り当てタイプ）とMessage Type（メッセージタイプ）を統合し、プロセスがメッセージのコンテキストを包括的に理解し、効果的に処理できるようにします。
メッセージを送信する際、メッセージがaoコンピュータ内をどのように移動するかを示したビジュアルダイアグラムです。
メッセージワークフローは、MU（Messenger Unit）でメッセージの署名が認証されるところから始まります。その後、SU（Scheduler Unit）がメッセージにEpochとNonceを割り当て、メッセージをAssignment Type（割り当てタイプ）と一緒にバンドルし、Arweaveに送信します。その後、`aoconnect`ライブラリがCU（Compute Unit）から結果を取得します。CUは、現在のMessage IDに至るまでのすべてのメッセージをSU（Scheduler Unit）から取得し、それらを処理して結果を導き出します。処理が完了すると、計算結果は`aoconnect`に返され、これは`aos`などのクライアントインターフェイスに統合されています。
## Ethereum署名メッセージ
メッセージがEthereumキーを使用して署名された[ANS-104 DataItem](https://specs.g8way.io/?tx=xwOgX-MmqN5_-Ny_zNu2A8o-PnTGsoRb_3FrtiMAkuw)である場合、
`Owner`および`From`フィールドの値は、署名者の[EIP-55](https://github.com/ethereum/ercs/blob/master/ERCS/erc-55.md)形式のEthereumアドレスになります。
例えば：`0xfB6916095ca1df60bB79Ce92cE3Ea74c37c5d359`
## まとめ
メッセージは、aoネットワークの主要なデータプロトコルタイプとして機能し、ArweaveのネイティブであるANS-104データアイテムを活用します。メッセージは、データコンテンツ、送信元、送信先、署名やノンスなどの暗号化要素を含むいくつかのフィールドを持っています。ワークフローは、Messenger Unit（MU）から始まり、ここで署名が確認され、Scheduler Unit（SU）を通過してタイムスタンプとシーケンスが割り当てられた後、Arweaveにバンドルされて公開されます。その後、`aoconnect`ライブラリがCompute Unit（CU）から結果を読み取り、メッセージを処理して結果を計算し、`aoconnect`を通じてクライアント（`aos`など）に返送します。CUは、これらのプロセスの実行環境です。
<!--
This architecture merges the Assignment Type with the Message Type, granting the Process a comprehensive understanding of the Message's context for effective processing.
When sending a message, here is a visual diagram of how the messages travels through the ao computer.
The message workflow initiates with the MU (Messenger Unit), where the message's signature is authenticated. Following this, the SU (Scheduler Unit) allocates an Epoch and Nonce to the message, bundles the message with an Assignment Type, and dispatches it to Arweave. Subsequently, the `aoconnect` library retrieves the outcome from the CU (Compute Unit). The CU then calls for all preceding messages leading up to the current Message Id from the SU (Scheduler Unit), processes them to deduce the result. Upon completion, the computed result is conveyed back to `aoconnect`, which is integrated within client interfaces such as `aos`.
## Ethereum Signed Message
If the Message [ANS-104 DataItem](https://specs.g8way.io/?tx=xwOgX-MmqN5_-Ny_zNu2A8o-PnTGsoRb_3FrtiMAkuw) was signed using Ethereum keys,
then the value in the `Owner` and `From` fields will be the
[EIP-55](https://github.com/ethereum/ercs/blob/master/ERCS/erc-55.md) Ethereum address of the signer.
For example: `0xfB6916095ca1df60bB79Ce92cE3Ea74c37c5d359`.
## Summary
Messages serve as the primary data protocol type for the ao network, leveraging ANS-104 Data-Items native to Arweave. Messages contain several fields including data content, origin, target, and cryptographic elements like signatures and nonces. They follow a journey starting at the Messenger Unit (MU), which ensures they are signed, through the Scheduler Unit (SU) that timestamps and sequences them, before being bundled and published to Arweave. The `aoconnect` library then reads the result from the Compute Unit (CU), which processes messages to calculate results and sends responses back through `aoconnect`, utilized by clients such as `aos`. The CU is the execution environment for these processes. -->
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# aoメッセージングの仕組み
<!-- Before we dive in to ao, I want to share with you a little information about unix. Unix is a powerful operating system, but in its design it is focused on two Principal "Types". Files and Programs. A File is data and a program is logic, when you combine the two you get information. -->
aoに深く入り込む前に、少しUnixについてお話ししたいと思います。Unixは強力なオペレーティングシステムですが、その設計では2つの主要な「タイプ」に焦点を当てています。ファイルとプログラムです。ファイルはデータで、プログラムはロジックです。この2つを組み合わせると、情報が得られます。
<!-- `Input.file | TransformProgram | Output.file` -->
`Input.file | TransformProgram | Output.file`
<!-- You may have done something like this on the command line without knowing what you are doing. Being able to connect files to programs and return files which can then be passed to other programs creates a complex system composed of simple applications. This is a very powerful idea. -->
コマンドラインでこれに似たことを、知らず知らずのうちにやっているかもしれません。ファイルをプログラムに接続し、プログラムの結果として返されたファイルをさらに別のプログラムに渡すことができるようになると、シンプルなアプリケーションで構成された複雑なシステムを作成できます。これは非常に強力なアイデアです。
<!-- Now, lets talk about `ao` the hyper parallel computer, and lets change the idea of a File to the `ao` concept of a Message and the idea of a Program to the `ao` concept of a Process. The `ao` computer takes messages and sends them to Processes in which those Processes can output messages that can be sent to other Processes. The result is a complex system built on simple modular logic containers. -->
さて、aoというハイパーパラレルコンピュータについて話しましょう。そして、ファイルという概念をaoの「メッセージ」の概念に、プログラムという概念をaoの「プロセス」の概念に置き換えてみます。aoコンピュータはメッセージを受け取り、それをプロセスに送信します。プロセスはメッセージを出力し、それが他のプロセスに送信されます。その結果、シンプルなモジュラーなロジックコンテナに基づいた複雑なシステムが構築されます。
`MessageA | Process | MessageB`
<!-- Here is a description of the process as outlined in the flowchart: -->
以下は、フローチャートに記載されたプロセスの説明です：
1. メッセージはao Connectから開始されます。このメッセージは、`mu` サービスにPOSTリクエストを使用して送信されます。リクエストの本文には、‘ao`というプロトコルに従ったデータが含まれており、‘Message’というタイプです。
2. `mu`サービスはPOSTリクエストを処理し、メッセージを`su`サービスに転送します。これも同様に、同じデータプロトコルとメッセージタイプを使用してPOSTリクエストが行われます。
3. `su`サービスは、その割り当てとメッセージをArweaveに保存します。
4. メッセージIDに基づいて結果を取得するために、cuサービスにGETリクエストが行われます。`cu`はプロセス上のメッセージを評価し、個別のメッセージ識別子に基づいて結果を返すことができるサービスです。
5. 割り当てとメッセージを取得するために、`su`サービスにGETリクエストが行われます。このリクエストは、プロセスIDからのメッセージを、開始時間（最後の評価ポイントから）から現在のメッセージIDまでの範囲で探します。
6. 最終ステップは、アウトボックスのメッセージをプッシュすることです。メッセージとResultオブジェクト内で生成された内容を確認します。このチェックの結果に基づいて、ステップ2、3、および4が関連するメッセージや生成に対して繰り返される場合があります。
<!-- 1. A message is initiated from an ao Connect. This message is sent to the `mu` service using a POST request. The body of the request contains data following a protocol, labeled 'ao', and is of the type 'Message'.
2. The `mu` service processes the POST request and forwards the message to the `su` service. This is also done using a POST request with the same data protocol and message type.
3. The `su` service stores the assignment and message on Arweave.
4. A GET request is made to the `cu` service to retrieve result based on a message ID. The `cu` is a service that evaluates messages on processes and can return result based on an individual message identifier.
5. A GET request is made to the `su` service to retrieve the assignment and message. This request is looking for messages from a process ID, within a range of time from a start (from the last evaluation point) to (to the current messageId).
6. The final step is to push any outbox Messages. It involves reviewing the messages and spawns in the Result Object. Based on the outcome of this check, the steps 2, 3, and 4 may be repeated for each relevant message or spawn. -->
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# Welcome to ao
AO is a decentralized compute system where countless parallel processes interact within a single, cohesive environment. Each process operates independently, yet they are seamlessly connected through a native message-passing layer, similar to how websites form the World Wide Web.
## AO + AOS: The rocket and your rocket fuel.
Typically when you use AO, you will interact with it through its operating system: `AOS`.
AOS is an abstraction layer that runs in your processes, making it easy to use the full functionality of the AO computer. In this cookbook, you will learn everything you need to know about getting started with the AO computer using AOS.
## Mainnet and Legacynet
- **AO Mainnet** launched on **February 8, 2025**, introducing AO Core and enabling onchain computation with payments and relays.
- **AO Legacynet** launched on **February 27, 2024**, providing a fee-free environment for early adopters to experiment with AO’s hyper-parallel architecture.
## Mainnet Documentation
Phase 1 of Mainnet AO Core is now live in relay mode through HyperBEAM nodes, which serve as payment gateways to AO. See the guide below to get started.
- [AO Core Relay](/mainnet/ao-core-relay)
## Legacynet Documentation
These tutorials explore AO Legacynet, covering everything from building chatrooms to developing autonomous, decentralized bots. It’s a great starting point for experimenting with AO’s hyper-parallel architecture.
- [Legacynet Tutorials](/tutorials/)
## Further References
- [Guides](/guides/)
- [Concepts](/concepts/)
- [References](/references/)
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# Get started in 5 minutes
In less than 5 mins, we'll walk you through the process of taking your first peek into the rabbit hole. 🕳️🐇
## System requirements
The local client of aos is super simple to install. Just make sure you have:
- [NodeJS](https://nodejs.org) version 20+. (If you haven't yet installed it, check out [this page](https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager) to find instructions for your OS).
- A code editor of your choice.
## Installing aos
Once you have NodeJS on your machine, all you need to do is install aos and run it:
```sh
npm i -g https://get_ao.g8way.io
```
After installation, we can simply run the command itself to start a new aos process!
```sh
aos
```
You authenticate yourself to your aos process using a keyfile. If you have an Arweave wallet you can specify it by adding a `--wallet [location]` flag. If you don't, a new keyfile will be generated and stored locally for you at `~/.aos.json`.
## Welcome to the rabbit hole
The utility you just started is a local client, which is ready to relay messages for you to your new process inside the ao computer.
After it connects, you should see the following:
```lua
_____ _______ _____
/\ \ /::\ \ /\ \
/::\ \ /::::\ \ /::\ \
/::::\ \ /::::::\ \ /::::\ \
/::::::\ \ /::::::::\ \ /::::::\ \
/:::/\:::\ \ /:::/~~\:::\ \ /:::/\:::\ \
/:::/__\:::\ \ /:::/ \:::\ \ /:::/__\:::\ \
/::::\ \:::\ \ /:::/ / \:::\ \ \:::\ \:::\ \
/::::::\ \:::\ \ /:::/____/ \:::\____\ ___\:::\ \:::\ \
/:::/\:::\ \:::\ \ |:::| | |:::| | /\ \:::\ \:::\ \
/:::/ \:::\ \:::\____\|:::|____| |:::| |/::\ \:::\ \:::\____\
\::/ \:::\ /:::/ / \:::\ \ /:::/ / \:::\ \:::\ \::/ /
\/____/ \:::\/:::/ / \:::\ \ /:::/ / \:::\ \:::\ \/____/
\::::::/ / \:::\ /:::/ / \:::\ \:::\ \
\::::/ / \:::\__/:::/ / \:::\ \:::\____\
/:::/ / \::::::::/ / \:::\ /:::/ /
/:::/ / \::::::/ / \:::\/:::/ /
/:::/ / \::::/ / \::::::/ /
/:::/ / \::/____/ \::::/ /
\::/ / ~~ \::/ /
\/____/ \/____/
Welcome to AOS: Your operating system for AO, the decentralized open
access supercomputer.
Type ".load-blueprint chat" to join the community chat and ask questions!
AOS Client Version: 1.12.1. 2024
Type "Ctrl-C" twice to exit
Your AOS process: QFt5SR6UwJSCnmgnROq62-W8KGY9z96k1oExgn4uAzk
default@aos-0.2.2[Inbox:1]>
```
Welcome to your new home in the ao computer! The prompt you are now looking at is your own personal server in this decentralized machine. We will be using it to play with and explore ao in the rest of this tutorial.
## Sending your first command
Your new personal aos process is a server that lives inside the computer, waiting to receive and execute your commands.
aos loves to make things simple, so it wants to hear commands from you in the Lua programming language. Don't know Lua? Don't panic! It is a super straightforward, friendly, and fun language. We will learn it as we progress through this series.
Let's break the ice and type:
```lua
aos> "Hello, ao!"
```
Then hit the "[Enter]" key. You should see your shell sign and post the message, request the result, then print the result as follows:
```lua
"Hello, ao!"
```
## Eh. What's the big deal?
Sent it a message to your process, permanently etched it into Arweave, then asked a distributed compute network to calculate its result.
While the result might not _look_ revolutionary, in reality you have done something quite extraordinary. Your process is a _decentralized_ server that doesn't exist in any one particular place on Earth. It exists as data, replicated on Arweave between many different machines, distributed all over the world. If you wanted to, you could now attach a new compute unit to this process and recreate the state from its log of inputs (just your single command, for now) -- at any time in the future.
This makes your new shell process...
- **Resilient**: There is no single place on Earth where your server actually resides. It is everywhere and nowhere -- immune from physical destruction or tampering of any kind.
- **Permanent**: Your process will never disappear. It will always exist in its [✨holographic state✨ ](/concepts/holographic-state) on Arweave, allowing you to recall it and continue playing with it. A contribution has been made to Arweave's storage endowment, so that you never have to think about upkeep or maintenance payments again.
- **Permissionless**: You did not have to register in order to start this server. Your right to use it is guaranteed by its underlying protocol (Arweave), no matter what Google, Amazon, or any other BigTech company says.
- **Trustless**: The state of your server is _mathematically guaranteed_. This means that you -- and everyone else -- can trust it with certainty, without even having to trust the underlying hardware it runs on. This property lets you build trustless _services_ on top: Code that runs without any privileged owner or controller, ruled purely by math.
There is so much more to it, but these are the basics. Welcome to the ao computer, newbie! We are grateful to have you. 🫡
## Next Steps
In the tutorials that follow, we will explore ao and build everything from chatrooms to autonomous, decentralized bots. Let's go!
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# Quests FAQ
::: info
The `ao` ecosystem is in a very early stage and full of opportunity.
There is a community quest board full of ways that you can get involved testing and building
software to grow the ecosystem, all while earning its native currency: CRED.
:::
## Video Tutorial
<iframe width="680" height="350" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/QA3OmkLcdRs?si=CLAZrIUhJ0aEGYxM" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe>
## What quests are available?
There is a dev chat room within `ao` localnet which you can query for quest information.
First, launch `aos`:
```sh
$ aos
```
Next, join the `Quests` chatroom, if you haven't done so already. You can optionally provide your
screenname/handle as the second parameter
```lua
aos> Join("Quests")
# OR
aos> Join("Quests", "MyScreenName")
```
Then you can send the `/Quests` slash command to that chatroom. In case you have joined multiple
chatrooms, the second parameter sends the message to only one specific chatroom, by name.
```lua
aos> Say("/Quests")
# OR
aos> Say("/Quests", "Quests")
```
After a few seconds, a bot will respond by broadcasting the list of available quests to the chatroom.
## How do I view the detailed quest description?
You can learn more about the details of a specific quest, by sending a `/Quests:[index]` slash
command into the `Quests` chatroom, where `[index]` should be replaced with the quest number, for example:
```lua
aos> Say("/Quests:1", "Quests")
# OR
aos> Say("/Quests:2", "Quests")
```
### Quest 1: "Begin"
The detailed steps for Quest 1 are available in the [Begin](/tutorials/begin/index) tutorial in this cookbook.
### Quest 2: "Bots-and-Games"
The detailed steps for Quest 2 are available in the [Bots and Games](/tutorials/bots-and-games/index) tutorial in this cookbook.
## How do I complete a quest?
Follow _all_ the steps in the quest description, including submitting the claim.
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# Get involved with the ao legacynet
On February 27, 2024, `ao` legacynet was launched, for developers and early adopters to explore the hyper parallel computer.
## What is the ao legacynet?
The `ao` legacynet is setup to allow users to interact with the `ao` computer without fees, to test and build towards mainnet.
The best way to get involved is to build and use the `ao` computer with the `aos` console.
In the `Things to do` section below you will find many activities to try.
## Installing the aos client
Once you have [NodeJS](https://nodejs.org) on your machine, all you need to do is install `aos` and run it:
```sh
$ npm i -g https://get_ao.g8way.io
```
Running this command at a later date will upgrade `aos` to the latest version.
After installation, we can simply run the command itself to start a new `aos` process:
```sh
$ aos
```
This will start a process named `default`. See [the aos guide](/guides/aos/index) for more details.
## First steps in the ao legacynet
Follow the tutorials and learn to build on `ao`. [Begin](/tutorials/begin/index)
## Joining ao's native community chat
The ao network hosts a number of chat servers that allow you to converse with other devs,
right from your `aos` console. To load the chat client run the following:
```lua
aos> .load-blueprint chat
```
To show the available rooms you can run:
```lua
aos> List()
```
You can join a room and start chatting with other devs as follows:
```lua
aos> Join("Getting-Started", "yourName")
aos> Say("Hi")
```
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# Guides
This section provides detailed guides and documentation to help you build and deploy applications on the AO ecosystem. Whether you're creating chatrooms, autonomous bots, or complex decentralized applications, you'll find step-by-step instructions here.
## Core Technologies
Comprehensive guides for AO's main technologies:
- [AOS: Compute on AO](aos/index) - Learn how to use the AO operating system for distributed computing
- [Introduction to AOS](aos/intro) - Get started with the AOS environment
- [Installation Guide](aos/installing) - Set up AOS on your system
- [CLI Usage](aos/cli) - Learn the command-line interface
- [And more...](aos/index)
- [AO Connect: JavaScript Library](aoconnect/aoconnect) - Interact with AO using JavaScript
- [Installation](aoconnect/installing-connect) - Set up the AO Connect library
- [Connecting to AO](aoconnect/connecting) - Establish connections
- [Sending Messages](aoconnect/sending-messages) - Communicate with processes
- [And more...](aoconnect/aoconnect)
## Development Tools
- [AO Module Builder CLI](dev-cli/index) - Build WebAssembly modules for AO
- [Installation](dev-cli/index#install) - Install the development CLI
- [Project Setup](dev-cli/index#start-a-project) - Create your first project
- [Building & Deployment](dev-cli/index#build-a-project) - Compile and deploy modules
## Utilities & Storage
Helpful tools and storage solutions:
- [Using WeaveDrive](snacks/weavedrive) - Store and manage data with WeaveDrive
- [Using SQLite](snacks/sqlite) - Integrate SQLite databases with your AO projects
## Additional Resources
- [Community Resources](/references/community) - Connect with the AO community
- [Release Notes](/releasenotes/index) - Stay updated on the latest changes and features
## Navigation
Use the sidebar to browse through specific guides. Each guide provides detailed instructions and examples to help you build on AO.
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# Using WeaveDrive
WeaveDrive has been released on AO legacynet, which is great! But how to use it with your process? This post aims to provide a step by step guide on how to use WeaveDrive in your AOS process.
The current availability time is called `Assignments` and this type puts WeaveDrive in a mode that allows you to define an Attestor wallet address when you create your AOS process. This will enable the process to load data from dataItems that have a Attestation created by this wallet.
## Prep Tutorial
In order, to setup the tutorial for success we need to upload some data and upload an attestation. It will take a few minutes to get mined into a block on arweave.
Install `arx`
```sh
npm i -g @permaweb/arx
```
Create a wallet
```
npx -y @permaweb/wallet > ~/.test-wallet.json
```
Create some data
```
mkdir test-weavedrive
cd test-weavedrive
echo "<h1>Hello WeaveDrive</h1>" > data.html
arx upload data.html -w ~/.test-wallet.json -t arweave
```
You should get a result like:
```
Loaded address: vfSWG3girEwCBggs9xeztuRyiltsT2CJH_m-S8A58yQ
Uploaded to https://arweave.net/9TIPJD2a4-IleOQJzRwPnDHO5DA891MWAyIdJJ1SiSk
```
Create Attestation
> It is important to copy the id of the uploaded dataItem, in the above case `9TIPJD2a4-IleOQJzRwPnDHO5DA891MWAyIdJJ1SiSk` as your Message Value.
```
echo "attestation-example" > att.txt
arx upload att.txt -w ~/.test-wallet.json -t arweave --tags Data-Protocol ao Type Attestation Message 9TIPJD2a4-IleOQJzRwPnDHO5DA891MWAyIdJJ1SiSk
```
:clap: Awesome! That will take a few minutes to get mined on arweave, once it is mined then we will be able to read the data.html dataItem using WeaveDrive
## Enable WeaveDrive in a process
Lets create a new AOS process with WeaveDrive enabled and the wallet we created above as an Attestor.
> NOTE: it is important to use the same wallet address that was used to sign the attestation data-item.
```
aos test-weavedrive --tag-name Extension --tag-value WeaveDrive --tag-name Attestor --tag-value vfSWG3girEwCBggs9xeztuRyiltsT2CJH_m-S8A58yQ --tag-name Availability-Type --tag-value Assignments
```
> NOTE: It does take a few minutes for the data to get 20 plus confirmations which is the threshold for data existing on arweave. You may want to go grab a coffee. :coffee:
## Install apm and WeaveDrive
```
.load-blueprint apm
apm.install('@rakis/WeaveDrive')
```
## Load Data
```
Drive = require('@rakis/WeaveDrive')
Drive.getData("9TIPJD2a4-IleOQJzRwPnDHO5DA891MWAyIdJJ1SiSk")
```
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# Getting started with SQLite
SQLite is a relational database engine. In this guide, we will show how you can spawn a process with SQLite and work with data using a relational database.
## Setup
> NOTE: make sure you have aos installed, if not checkout [Getting Started](/welcome/getting-started)
spawn a new process `mydb` with a `--sqlite` flag, this instructs ao to use the latest sqlite module.
```sh
aos mydb --sqlite
```
## Install AO Package Manager
installing apm, the ao package manager we can add helper modules to make it easier to work with sqlite.
```lua
.load-blueprint apm
```
## Install dbAdmin package
DbAdmin is a module that connects to a sqlite database and provides functions to work with sqlite.
https://apm_betteridea.g8way.io/pkg?id=@rakis/DbAdmin
```lua
apm.install('@rakis/dbAdmin')
```
## Create sqlite Database
```lua
local sqlite = require('lsqlite3')
Db = sqlite.open_memory()
dbAdmin = require('@rakis/DbAdmin').new(Db)
```
## Create Table
Create a table called Comments
```lua
dbAdmin:exec([[
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Comments (
ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
Asset TEXT,
User TEXT,
Body TEXT
);
]])
```
## Insert data
```lua
local SQL = "INSERT INTO Comments (Asset, User, Body) VALUES (?,?,?);"
dbAdmin:apply(SQL, {"dog.jpg", "Anon", "Nice Picture"})
```
## List data
```lua
local SQL = "SELECT * FROM Comments;"
dbAdmin:exec(SQL)
```
## Congrats!
You are using sqlite on AO 🎉
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# First GET Request
In this tutorial, we will learn how to make a GET request to the **0rbit network** through your `ao` process.
## 🔑 Prerequisites
- aos installed on your system.
- Some $0RBT. _Learn how to get $0RBT [here](https://docs.0rbit.co/protocol/token/how-to-get)_
- Any Code Editor (VSCode, Sublime Text, etc)
If you are ready with the above prerequisites,
## 🛠️ Let's Start Building
### Initialize the Project
Create a new file named `0rbit-Get-Request.lua` in your project directory.
```bash
touch 0rbit-Get-Request.lua
```
### Initialize the Variables
```lua
local json = require("json")
_0RBIT = "BaMK1dfayo75s3q1ow6AO64UDpD9SEFbeE8xYrY2fyQ"
_0RBT_POINTS = "BUhZLMwQ6yZHguLtJYA5lLUa9LQzLXMXRfaq9FVcPJc"
FEE_AMOUNT = "1000000000000" -- 1 $0RBT
BASE_URL = "https://api.diadata.org/v1/assetQuotation/Arweave/0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"
ReceivedData = ReceivedData or {}
```
### Make the Request
The following code contains the Handler that will send 1 $0RBT to the `0rbit` process and make the GET request for the `BASE_URL`
```lua
Handlers.add(
"Get-Request",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "First-Get-Request"),
function(msg)
Send({
Target = _0RBT_TOKEN,
Action = "Transfer",
Recipient = _0RBIT,
Quantity = FEE_AMOUNT,
["X-Url"] = BASE_URL,
["X-Action"] = "Get-Real-Data"
})
print(Colors.green .. "You have sent a GET Request to the 0rbit process.")
end
)
```
Breakdown of the above code:
- `Handlers.add` is used to add a new handler to the `ao` process.
- **Get-Request** is the name of the handler.
- `Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag` is a function that checks if the incoming message has the matching tag same as the **First-Get-Request**.
- `function(msg)` is the function executed when the handler is called.
- `Send` is the function that takes several tags as the arguments and creates a message on the ao:
| **Tag** | **Description** |
| :----------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Target | The processId of the recipient. In this case, it's the $0RBT token processId. |
| Action | The tag that defines the handler to be called in the recipient process. In this case it's `Transfer` |
| Recipient | The tag that accepts the processId to whom the $0RBT will be sent. In this case, it's the 0rbit processId. |
| Quantity | The amount of $0RBT to be sent. |
| ["X-Url"] | The _forwarded-tag_ which contains the URL and the same will be used by the **0rbit process** to fetch the data. |
| ["X-Action"] | The _forwarded-tag_ which contains the action to be performed by the **0rbit process**. In this case, it's **Get-Real-Data**. |
### Receive Data
The following code contains the Handler that will receive the data from the `0rbit` process and print it.
```lua
Handlers.add(
"Receive-Data",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "Receive-Response"),
function(msg)
local res = json.decode(msg.Data)
ReceivedData = res
print(Colors.green .. "You have received the data from the 0rbit process.")
end
)
```
Breakdown of the above code:
- `Handlers.add` is used to add a new handler to the `ao` process.
- **Receive-Data** is the name of the handler.
- `Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag` is a function that checks if the incoming message has the matching tag same as the **Receive-Response**.
- `function(msg)` is the function executed when the handler is called.
- `json.decode` is used to decode the JSON data received.
- `ReceivedData = res` stores the received data in the `ReceivedData` variable.
## 🏃 Run the process
### Create a new process and load the script
```bash
aos 0rbitGetRequest --load 0rbit-Get-Request.lua
```
The above command will create a new process with the name **0rbitGetRequest** and load `0rbit-Get-Request.lua` into it.
### Call the Handler
Call the handler, who will create a request for the 0rbit process.
```bash
Send({ Target= ao.id, Action="First-Get-Request" })
```
Upon the successful execution, you will receive the following messages in your terminal
### Check the Data
To check the data stored in the `ReceivedData` variable, run the following command:
```bash
ReceivedData
```
Upon the successful execution, you will receive the JSON data in your terminal:
```json
{
Address = "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
Name = "Arweave",
Blockchain = "Arweave",
Signature = "0x2cd98c6f29a044d732ffcbc1a1b11e6f93f97f760dd1c9e47717ca04cc500afd6d83ad65270b227ddbaeba713e329e31959c814620d8ca136e685565414673d101",
Time = "2024-08-14T14:05:59Z",
Source = "diadata.org",
PriceYesterday = 21.446763148012,
Symbol = "AR",
Price = 21.404398988798,
VolumeYesterdayUSD = 14609998.02428
}
```
---
**_Voila! You have successfully made your first GET request on the 0rbit process. 🎉_**
> You can find the complete code here:
>
> https://github.com/0rbit-co/examples/blob/main/First-Get-Request.lua
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# First POST Request
In this tutorial, we will learn how to make a POST request on `0rbit` process.
## 🔑 Prerequisites
- aos installed on your system.
- Some $0RBT. _Learn how to get $0RBT [here](https://docs.0rbit.co/protocol/token/how-to-get)_
- Any Code Editor (VSCode, Sublime Text, etc)
If you are ready with the above prerequisites,
## 🛠️ Let's Start Building
### Initialize the Project
Create a new file named `0rbit-Post-Request.lua` in your project directory.
```bash
touch 0rbit-Post-Request.lua
```
### Initialize the Variables
```lua
local json = require("json")
_0RBIT = "BaMK1dfayo75s3q1ow6AO64UDpD9SEFbeE8xYrY2fyQ"
_0RBT_POINTS = "BUhZLMwQ6yZHguLtJYA5lLUa9LQzLXMXRfaq9FVcPJc"
FEE_AMOUNT = "1000000000000" -- 1 $0RBT
BASE_URL = "https://arweave.dev/graphql"
-- The data body to be sent in the POST request
BODY = json.encode({
query = [[
query {
transactions(
owners: ["vh-NTHVvlKZqRxc8LyyTNok65yQ55a_PJ1zWLb9G2JI"]
) {
edges {
node {
id
}
}
}
}
]]
});
ReceivedData = ReceivedData or {}
```
### Make the Request
The following code contains the Handler that will send 1 $0RBT to the `0rbit` process and make the POST request for the `BASE_URL`
```lua
Handlers.add(
"Post-Request",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "First-Post-Request"),
function(msg)
Send({
Target = _0RBT_TOKEN,
Action = "Transfer",
Recipient = _0RBIT,
Quantity = FEE_AMOUNT,
["X-Url"] = BASE_URL,
["X-Action"] = "Post-Real-Data",
["X-Body"] = BODY
})
print(Colors.green .. "You have sent a POST Request to the 0rbit process.")
end
)
```
Breakdown of the above code:
- `Handlers.add` is used to add a new handler to the `ao` process.
- Post-Request\_\_ is the name of the handler.
- `Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag` is a function that checks if the incoming message has the matching tag same as the **First-Post-Request**.
- `function(msg)` is the function executed when the handler is called.
- `Send` is the function that takes several tags as the arguments and creates a message on the ao:
| **Tag** | **Description** |
| :----------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Target | The processId of the recipient. In this case, it's the $0RBT token processId. |
| Action | The tag that defines the handler to be called in the recipient process. In this case it's `Transfer` |
| Recipient | The tag that accepts the processId to whom the $0RBT will be sent. In this case, it's the 0rbit processId. |
| Quantity | The amount of $0RBT to be sent. |
| ["X-Url"] | The _forwarded-tag_ which contains the URL and the same will be used by the **0rbit process** to fetch the data. |
| ["X-Action"] | The _forwarded-tag_ which contains the action to be performed by the **0rbit process**. In this case, it's **Post-Real-Data**. |
| ["X-Body"] | The _forwarded-tag_ which contains the data body to be sent in the POST request. |
### Receive Data
The following code contains the Handler that will receive the data from the `0rbit` process and print it.
```lua
Handlers.add(
"Receive-Data",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "Receive-Response"),
function(msg)
local res = json.decode(msg.Data)
ReceivedData = res
print(Colors.green .. "You have received the data from the 0rbit process.")
end
)
```
Breakdown of the above code:
- `Handlers.add` is used to add a new handler to the `ao` process.
- **Receive-Data** is the name of the handler.
- `Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag` is a function that checks if the incoming message has the matching tag same as the **Receive-Response**.
- `function(msg)` is the function executed when the handler is called.
- `json.decode` is used to decode the JSON data received.
- `ReceivedData = res` stores the received data in the `ReceivedData` variable.
The 0rbit process always sends the data in the `string` format.
`json.decode` is used above because we know the receiving data, i.e., stringified JSON.
So, you need to decode the data as per your requirements.
## 🏃 Run the process
### Create a new process and load the script
```bash
aos 0rbitPostRequest --load 0rbit-Post-Request.lua
```
The above command will create a new process with the name **0rbitPostRequest** and load `0rbit-Post-Request.lua` into it.
### Fund your process
Transfer some $0RBT to your processID.
### Call the Handler
Call the handler, who will create a request for the 0rbit process.
```bash
Send({ Target= ao.id, Action="First-Post-Request" })
```
### Check the Data
To check the data stored in the `ReceivedData` variable, run the following command:
```bash
ReceivedData
```
Upon the successful execution, you will receive the JSON data in your terminal:
```json
{
data = {
transactions = {
edges = {
{
node = {
id = "nH0NU9rgNqGVHwjtjFvnIyXpsP7YVrj_v7JxFErHNB4"
}
},
//and so on...
{
node = {
id = "9HLUVJo4AcrSxQeapf2hutS2Xp7hx_XDiIvv3vnxDcc"
}
}
}
}
}
}
```
---
**_Voila! You have successfully made your first POST request on the 0rbit process. 🎉_**
> You can find the complete code here:
>
> https://github.com/0rbit-co/examples/blob/main/First-Post-Request.lua
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# 0rbit 💫
[0rbit](https://0rbit.co/) is the first-ever Decentralised Oracle Network on Arweave using `ao`.
0rbit enables Access to ANY Real-World data present and accessible across internet into your `ao` process.
0rbit provides the following features to get access to the data using the HTTP protocol:
- [**Fetch HTTP Data**](https://docs.0rbit.co/developer/get-request): A handler to make a HTTP Get Request from your `ao` process to the web.
- [**Post HTTP Data**](https://docs.0rbit.co/developer/post-request): A handler to make a HTTP Post Request from your `ao` process to the web.
## Tutorials
Learn how to build with 0rbit with the following tutorials:
- [First GET Request](./get-request.md)
- [First POST Request](./post-request.md)
> _Learn more about 0rbit through the [developer docs.](https://docs.0rbit.co/)_
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# Troubleshooting using ao.link
Working with a decentralized computer and network, you need to be able to troubleshoot more than your own code. You need to be able to track messages, token balances, token transfers of processes. This is where [https://ao.link](https://ao.link) becomes an essential tool in your toolbox.
## Analytics
AOLink has a set of 4 analytic measures:
- Total Messages
- Total Users
- Total Processes
- Total Modules
These analytics give you a quick view into the ao network's total processing health.
## Events
Below, the analytics are the latest events that have appeared on the ao computer. You have a list of messages being scheduled and that have been executed. These events are any of the ao Data Protocol Types. And you can click on the Process ID or the Message ID to get details about each.
### Message Details
The message details give you key details about:
- From
- To
- Block Height
- Created
- Tags
- Data
- Result Type
- Data
If you want to further troubleshoot and debug, you have the option to look at the result of the CU (Compute Unit) by clicking on "Compute".
And further understand linked messages.
### Process Details
The process details provide you with information about the process it's useful to see in the tags with what module this got instantiated from.
If you notice on the left you see the interaction with the process displayed on a graph.
In this case, this is DevChat, and you can see all the processes that have interacted by Registering and Broadcasting Messages.
You can effortless check the Info Handler, by pressing the "Fetch" button.
On the bottom you see the processes balance and all messages send, with the option to break it down into Token transfers and Token balances using the tabs.
## Further Questions?
Feel free to reach out on the community Discord of Autonomous Finance, for all questions and support regarding ao.link.
https://discord.gg/4kF9HKZ4Wu
## Summary
AOLink is an excellent tool for tracking events in the ao computer. Give it a try. Also, there is another scanner tool available on the permaweb: https://ao_marton.g8way.io/ - check it out!
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# Installing aos
Installing aos only requires `NodeJS` - https://nodejs.org
> NOTE: If you are on windows you may get better results with WSL Console.
```sh
npm i -g https://get_ao.g8way.io
```
Once installed you can run by typing `aos`
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# Building a Token in `ao`
When creating tokens, we'll continue to use the [Lua Language](../../references/lua.md) within `ao` to mint a token, guided by the principles outlined in the [Token Specification](../../references/token.md).
### Two Ways to Create Tokens:
**1 - Use the token blueprint:**
`.load-blueprint token`
Using the token blueprint will create a token with all the handlers and state already defined. This is the easiest way to create a token. You'll be able to customize those handlers and state to your after loading the blueprint.
You can learn more about available blueprints here: [Blueprints](../aos/blueprints/index.md)
::: info
Using the token blueprint will definitely get quickly, but you'll still want to understand how to [load and test](token.html#loading-and-testing) the token, so you can customize it to your needs.
:::
**2 - Build from Scratch:**
The following guide will guide you through the process of creating a token from scratch. This is a more advanced way to create a token, but it will give you a better understanding of how tokens work.
## Preparations
### **Step 1: Initializing the Token**
- Open our preferred text editor, preferably from within the same folder you used during the previous tutorial.
- Create a new file named `token.lua`.
- Within `token.lua`, you'll begin by initializing the token's state, defining its balance, name, ticker, and more:
```lua
local json = require('json')
if not Balances then Balances = { [ao.id] = 100000000000000 } end
if Name ~= 'My Coin' then Name = 'My Coin' end
if Ticker ~= 'COIN' then Ticker = 'COIN' end
if Denomination ~= 10 then Denomination = 10 end
if not Logo then Logo = 'optional arweave TxID of logo image' end
```
Let's break down what we've done here:
- `local json = require('json')`: This first line of this code imports a module for later use.
- `if not Balances then Balances = { [ao.id] = 100000000000000 } end`: This second line is initializing a Balances table which is the way the Process tracks who posses the token. We initialize our token process `ao.id` to start with all the balance.
- The Next 4 Lines, `if Name`, `if Ticker`, `if Denomination`, and `if not Logo` are all optional, except for `if Denomination`, and are used to define the token's name, ticker, denomination, and logo respectively.
::: info
The code `if Denomination ~= 10 then Denomination = 10 end` tells us the number of the token that should be treated as a single unit.
:::
### **Step 2: Info and Balances Handlers**
<br>
#### Incoming Message Handler
Now lets add our first Handler to handle incoming Messages.
```lua
Handlers.add('Info', Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag('Action', 'Info'), function(msg)
ao.send(
{ Target = msg.From, Tags = { ["Name"] = Name, ["Ticker"] = Ticker, ["Logo"] = Logo, ["Denomination"] = tostring(Denomination) } })
end)
```
::: info
At this point, you've probably noticed that we're building all of the handlers inside the `token.lua` file rather than using `.editor`.
With many handlers and processes, it's perfectly fine to create your handlers using `.editor`, but because we're creating a full process for initializing a token, setting up info and balances handlers, transfer handlers, and a minting handler, it's best to keep everything in one file.
This also allows us to maintain consistency since each handler will be updated every time we reload the `token.lua` file into `aos`.
:::
This code means that if someone Sends a message with the Tag, Action = "Info", our token will Send back a message with all of the information defined above. Note the Target = msg.From, this tells ao we are replying to the process that sent us this message.
#### Info & Token Balance Handlers
Now we can add 2 Handlers which provide information about token Balances.
```lua
Handlers.add('Balance', Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag('Action', 'Balance'), function(msg)
local bal = '0'
-- If not Target is provided, then return the Senders balance
if (msg.Tags.Target and Balances[msg.Tags.Target]) then
bal = tostring(Balances[msg.Tags.Target])
elseif Balances[msg.From] then
bal = tostring(Balances[msg.From])
end
ao.send({
Target = msg.From,
Data = json.encode(tonumber(bal)),
Tags = { ["Balance"] = bal, ["Ticker"] = Ticker }
})
end)
Handlers.add('Balances', Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag('Action', 'Balances'),
function(msg) ao.send({ Target = msg.From, Data = json.encode(Balances) }) end)
```
The first Handler above `Handlers.add('Balance'` handles a process or person requesting their own balance or the balance of a Target. Then replies with a message containing the info. The second Handler `Handlers.add('Balances'` just replies with the entire Balances table.
### **Step 3: Transfer Handlers**
Before we begin testing we will add 2 more Handlers one which allows for the transfer of tokens between processes or users.
```lua
Handlers.add('Transfer', Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag('Action', 'Transfer'), function(msg)
assert(type(msg.Tags.Recipient) == 'string', 'Recipient is required!')
assert(type(msg.Tags.Quantity) == 'string', 'Quantity is required!')
if not Balances[msg.From] then Balances[msg.From] = 0 end
if not Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient] then Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient] = 0 end
local qty = tonumber(msg.Tags.Quantity)
assert(type(qty) == 'number', 'qty must be number')
if Balances[msg.From] >= qty then
Balances[msg.From] = Balances[msg.From] - qty
Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient] = Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient] + qty
--[[
Only Send the notifications to the Sender and Recipient
if the Cast tag is not set on the Transfer message
]] --
if not msg.Tags.Cast then
-- Debit-Notice message template, that is sent to the Sender of the transfer
local debitNotice = {
Target = msg.From,
Action = 'Debit-Notice',
Recipient = msg.Recipient,
Quantity = tostring(qty),
Data = Colors.gray ..
"You transferred " ..
Colors.blue .. msg.Quantity .. Colors.gray .. " to " .. Colors.green .. msg.Recipient .. Colors.reset
}
-- Credit-Notice message template, that is sent to the Recipient of the transfer
local creditNotice = {
Target = msg.Recipient,
Action = 'Credit-Notice',
Sender = msg.From,
Quantity = tostring(qty),
Data = Colors.gray ..
"You received " ..
Colors.blue .. msg.Quantity .. Colors.gray .. " from " .. Colors.green .. msg.From .. Colors.reset
}
-- Add forwarded tags to the credit and debit notice messages
for tagName, tagValue in pairs(msg) do
-- Tags beginning with "X-" are forwarded
if string.sub(tagName, 1, 2) == "X-" then
debitNotice[tagName] = tagValue
creditNotice[tagName] = tagValue
end
end
-- Send Debit-Notice and Credit-Notice
ao.send(debitNotice)
ao.send(creditNotice)
end
else
ao.send({
Target = msg.Tags.From,
Tags = { ["Action"] = 'Transfer-Error', ['Message-Id'] = msg.Id, ["Error"] = 'Insufficient Balance!' }
})
end
end)
```
In summary, this code checks to make sure the Recipient and Quantity Tags have been provided, initializes the balances of the person sending the message and the Recipient if they dont exist and then attempts to transfer the specified quantity to the Recipient in the Balances table.
```lua
Balances[msg.From] = Balances[msg.From] - qty
Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient] = Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient] + qty
```
If the transfer was successful a Debit-Notice is sent to the sender of the original message and a Credit-Notice is sent to the Recipient.
```lua
-- Send Debit-Notice to the Sender
ao.send({
Target = msg.From,
Tags = { ["Action"] = 'Debit-Notice', ["Recipient"] = msg.Tags.Recipient, ["Quantity"] = tostring(qty) }
})
-- Send Credit-Notice to the Recipient
ao.send({
Target = msg.Tags.Recipient,
Tags = { ["Action"] = 'Credit-Notice', ["Sender"] = msg.From, ["Quantity"] = tostring(qty) }
})
```
If there was insufficient balance for the transfer it sends back a failure message
```lua
ao.send({
Target = msg.Tags.From,
Tags = { ["Action"] = 'Transfer-Error', ['Message-Id'] = msg.Id, ["Error"] = 'Insufficient Balance!' }
})
```
The line `if not msg.Tags.Cast then` Means
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Notice is sent to the sender of the original message and a Credit-Notice is sent to the Recipient.
```lua
-- Send Debit-Notice to the Sender
ao.send({
Target = msg.From,
Tags = { ["Action"] = 'Debit-Notice', ["Recipient"] = msg.Tags.Recipient, ["Quantity"] = tostring(qty) }
})
-- Send Credit-Notice to the Recipient
ao.send({
Target = msg.Tags.Recipient,
Tags = { ["Action"] = 'Credit-Notice', ["Sender"] = msg.From, ["Quantity"] = tostring(qty) }
})
```
If there was insufficient balance for the transfer it sends back a failure message
```lua
ao.send({
Target = msg.Tags.From,
Tags = { ["Action"] = 'Transfer-Error', ['Message-Id'] = msg.Id, ["Error"] = 'Insufficient Balance!' }
})
```
The line `if not msg.Tags.Cast then` Means were not producing any messages to push if the Cast tag was set. This is part of the ao protocol.
### **Step 4: Mint Handler**
Finally, we will add a Handler to allow the minting of new tokens.
```lua
Handlers.add('Mint', Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag('Action', 'Mint'), function(msg, env)
assert(type(msg.Tags.Quantity) == 'string', 'Quantity is required!')
if msg.From == env.Process.Id then
-- Add tokens to the token pool, according to Quantity
local qty = tonumber(msg.Tags.Quantity)
Balances[env.Process.Id] = Balances[env.Process.Id] + qty
else
ao.send({
Target = msg.Tags.From,
Tags = {
["Action"] = 'Mint-Error',
["Message-Id"] = msg.Id,
["Error"] = 'Only the Process Owner can mint new ' .. Ticker .. ' tokens!'
}
})
end
end)
```
This code checks to make sure the Quantity Tag has been provided and then adds the specified quantity to the Balances table.
## Loading and Testing
Once you've created your `token.lua` file, or you've used `.load-blueprint token`, you're now ready to begin testing.
#### 1 - Start the aos process
Make sure you've started your aos process by running `aos` in your terminal.
#### 2 - Loading the token.lua file
If you've followed along with the guide, you'll have a `token.lua` file in the same directory as your aos process. From the aos prompt, load in the file.
```lua
.load token.lua
```
#### 3 - Testing the Token
Now we can send Messages to our aos process ID, from the same aos prompt to see if is working. If we use ao.id as the Target we are sending a message to ourselves.
```lua
Send({ Target = ao.id, Action = "Info" })
```
This should print the Info defined in the contract. Check the latest inbox message for the response.
```lua
Inbox[#Inbox].Tags
```
This should print the Info defined in the contract.
::: info
Make sure you numerically are checking the last message. To do so, run `#Inbox` first to see the total number of messages are in the inbox. Then, run the last message number to see the data.
**Example:**
If `#Inbox` returns `5`, then run `Inbox[5].Data` to see the data.
:::
#### 4 - Transfer
Now, try to transfer a balance of tokens to another wallet or process ID.
::: info
If you need another process ID, you can run `aos [name]` in another terminal window to get a new process ID. Make sure it's not the same `aos [name]` as the one you're currently using.
**Example:**
If you're using `aos` in one terminal window, you can run `aos test` in another terminal window to get a new process ID.
:::
```lua
Send({ Target = ao.id, Tags = { ["Action"] = "Transfer", ["Recipient"] = 'another wallet or processid', ["Quantity"] = '10000' }})
```
After sending, you'll receive a printed message in the terminal similar to `Debit-Notice` on the sender's side and `Credit-Notice` on the recipient's side.
#### 5 - Check the Balances
Now that you've transferred some tokens, let's check the balances.
```lua
Send({ Target = ao.id, Tags = { ["Action"] = "Balances" }})
```
```lua
Inbox[#Inbox].Data
```
You will see two process IDs or wallet addresses, each displaying a balance. The first should be your sending process ID, the second should be the recipient's process ID.
#### 6 - Minting Tokens
Finally, attempt to mint some tokens.
```lua
Send({ Target = ao.id, Tags = { ["Action"] = "Mint", ["Quantity"] = '1000' }})
```
And check the balances again.
```lua
Send({ Target = ao.id, Tags = { ["Action"] = "Balances" }})
Inbox[#Inbox].Data
```
You'll then see the balance of the process ID that minted the tokens has increased.
## Conclusion
That concludes the "Build a Token" guide. Learning out to build custom tokens will unlock a great deal of potential for your projects; whether that be creating a new currency, a token for a game, a governance token, or anything else you can imagine.
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# Load Lua Files with `.load <filename>`
This feature allows you to load lua code from a source file on your local machine, this simple feature gives you a nice DX experience for working with aos processes.
When creating handlers you may have a lot of code and you want to take advantage of a rich development environment like vscode. You can even install the lua extension to get some syntax checking.
So how do you publish your local lua source code to your ao process? This is where the `.load` command comes into play.
hello.lua
```lua
Handlers.add(
"ping",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingData("ping"),
Handlers.utils.reply("pong")
)
```
aos shell
```lua
.load hello.lua
```
Easy Peasy! 🐶
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<script setup>
import {onMounted} from "vue"
import {renderRepl} from "../../tools/replRenderer.jsx"
const codes = {
"step-3": `Handlers.add(
"pingpong",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingData("ping"),
Handlers.utils.reply("pong")
)`,
"step-5": `Send({ Target = ao.id, Data = "ping" })`,
"step-6": `Inbox[#Inbox].Data`
}
onMounted(() => {
Object.keys(codes).forEach((key) => {
renderRepl(key, codes[key])
})
}
)
</script>
# Creating a Pingpong Process in aos
This tutorial will guide you through creating a simple "ping-pong" process in aos. In this process, whenever it receives a message with the data "ping", it will automatically reply with "pong". This is a basic example of message handling and interaction between processes in aos.
## Step 1: Open the `aos` CLI
- Start by opening your command-line interface and typing `aos` to enter the aos environment.
## Step 2: Access the Editor
- Type `.editor` in the aos CLI to open the inline text editor. This is where you'll write your ping-pong handler code.
## Step 3: Write the Pingpong Handler
- In the editor, enter the following Lua code to add a handler for the pingpong pattern:
```lua
Handlers.add(
"pingpong",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingData("ping"),
Handlers.utils.reply("pong")
)
```
<div id="step-3"></div>
- This lua script does three things:
1. It adds a new handler named "pingpong".
2. It uses `Handlers.utils.hasMatchingData("ping")` to check if incoming messages contain the data "ping".
3. If the message contains "ping", `Handlers.utils.reply("pong")` automatically sends back a message with the data "pong".
## Step 4: Exit the Editor
- After writing your code, type `.done` and press Enter to exit the editor and run the script.
## Step 5: Test the Pingpong Process
- To test the process, send a message with the data "ping" to the process. You can do this by typing the following command in the aos CLI:
```lua
Send({ Target = ao.id, Data = "ping" })
```
<div id="step-5"></div>
- The process should respond with a message containing "pong" in the `Inbox`.
## Step 6: Monitor the Inbox
- Check your Inbox to see the "ping" message and your Outbox to confirm the "pong" reply.
```lua
Inbox[#Inbox].Data
```
<div id="step-6"></div>
## Step 7: Experiment and Observe
- Experiment by sending different messages and observe how only the "ping" messages trigger the "pong" response.
## Step 8: Save Your Process (Optional)
- If you want to use this process in the future, save the handler code in a Lua file for easy loading
into aos sessions.
::: info
**ADDITIONAL TIP:**
- **Handler Efficiency**: The simplicity of the handler function is key. Ensure that it's efficient and only triggers under the correct conditions.
:::
## Conclusion
Congratulations! You have now created a basic ping-pong process in aos. This tutorial provides a foundation for understanding message handling and process interaction within the aos environment. As you become more comfortable with these concepts, you can expand to more complex processes and interactions, exploring the full potential of aos.
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---
# aos: AO Operating System
aos is a powerful operating system built on top of the AO hyper-parallel computer. While AO provides the distributed compute infrastructure, aos offers a simplified interface for interacting with and developing processes in this environment.
## What is aos?
aos enables you to:
- Create and interact with processes on the AO network
- Develop distributed applications using a simple, intuitive approach
- Leverage the Lua programming language for deterministic, reliable operations
All you need to get started is a terminal and a code editor. aos uses [Lua](../../concepts/lua.md) as its primary language - a robust, deterministic, and user-friendly programming language that's ideal for distributed applications.
> **New to AO?** If you're just getting started, we recommend completing our [tutorials](../../tutorials/index) first. They take just 15-30 minutes and provide an excellent foundation.
## Getting Started with aos
Start here if you're new to aos:
- [Introduction to aos](intro) - Overview of aos capabilities and concepts
- [Installation Guide](installing) - Step-by-step instructions for setting up aos
- [aos Command Line Interface](cli) - Learn to use the aos CLI effectively
- [Customizing Your Prompt](prompt) - Personalize your aos development environment
- [Load Lua Files](load) - Learn how to load and execute Lua files in aos
- [Building a Ping-Pong Server](pingpong) - Create your first interactive aos application
## Blueprints
Blueprints in aos are templates that streamline the development of distributed applications by providing a framework for creating consistent and efficient processes across the AO network.
### Available Blueprints
- [Chatroom](blueprints/chatroom) - Template for building chatroom applications
- [Cred Utils](blueprints/cred-utils) - Tools for managing credentials
- [Staking](blueprints/staking) - Framework for implementing staking mechanisms
- [Token](blueprints/token) - Guide for creating and managing tokens
- [Voting](blueprints/voting) - Blueprint for setting up voting systems
## aos Modules
aos includes several built-in modules for common operations:
- [JSON Module](modules/json) - Parse and generate JSON data
- [AO Module](modules/ao) - Interface with the AO ecosystem
- [Crypto Module](modules/crypto) - Perform cryptographic operations
- [Base64 Module](modules/base64) - Encode and decode Base64 data
- [Pretty Module](modules/pretty) - Format data for easier reading
- [Utils Module](modules/utils) - Common utility functions
## Developer Resources
More advanced topics for aos development:
- [Editor Setup & Configuration](editor) - Configure your development environment
- [Understanding the Inbox & Message Handlers](inbox-and-handlers) - Learn how message handling works
- [Troubleshooting with ao.link](troubleshooting) - Debug aos applications
- [Frequently Asked Questions](faq) - Find answers to common questions
- [Build a Token](token) - Create your own token on AO
## Navigation
Use the sidebar to browse through specific aos guides. For a more structured learning path, we recommend following the guides in the order listed above.
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# Editor setup
Remembering all the built in ao functions and utilities can sometimes be hard. To enhance your developer experience, it is recommended to install the [Lua Language Server](https://luals.github.io) extension into your favorite text editor and add the [ao addon](https://github.com/martonlederer/ao-definitions). It supports all built in aos [modules](../aos/modules/index) and [globals](../aos/intro#globals).
## VS Code
Install the [sumneko.lua](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sumneko.lua) extension:
1. Search for "Lua" by sumneko in the extension marketplace
2. Download and install the extension
3. Open the VS Code command palette with `Shift + Command + P` (Mac) / `Ctrl + Shift + P` (Windows/Linux) and run the following command:
```
> Lua: Open Addon Manager
```
4. In the Addon Manager, search for "ao", it should be the first result. Click "Enable" and enjoy autocomplete!
## Other editors
1. Verify that your editor supports the [language server protocol](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/implementors/tools/)
2. Install Lua Language Server by following the instructions at [luals.github.io](https://luals.github.io/#install)
3. Install the "ao" addon to the language server
## BetterIDEa
[BetterIDEa](https://ide.betteridea.dev) is a custom web based IDE for developing on ao.
It offers a built in Lua language server with ao definitions, so you don't need to install anything. Just open the IDE and start coding!
Features include:
- Code completion
- Cell based notebook ui for rapid development
- Easy process management
- Markdown and Latex cell support
- Share projects with anyone through ao processes
- Tight integration with [ao package manager](https://apm.betteridea.dev)
Read detailed information about the various features and integrations of the IDE in the [documentation](https://docs.betteridea.dev).
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# Customizing the Prompt in aos
## Step 1: Open aos and Start the Editor
- Launch the aos command-line interface.
- Enter `.editor` to open the inline text editor.
## Step 2: Write the Custom Prompt Function
- In the editor, define your custom prompt function. For example:
```lua
function Prompt()
return "YourName@aos> "
end
```
Customize `"YourName@aos> "` to your preferred prompt text.
## Step 3: Exit and Run Your Code
- To exit the editor and execute your code, type `.done` and then press Enter.
- Your aos prompt should now display the new custom format.
## Step 4: Save for Future Use (Optional)
- If you wish to use this prompt in future aos sessions, save your script in a Lua file.
- In subsequent sessions, load this script to apply your custom prompt.
## Maximizing Your Prompt
There's a great deal of utility and creativity that can come from customizing your prompt. Several things you can do within your prompt are:
- Tracking the number of unhandled messages you have in your inbox by creating a function that shows how many messages you have.
```lua
--Example:
function Prompt()
return "YourName Inbox: [" .. #Inbox .. "] > "
end
```
- Tracking the number of members are within your process ID's chatroom.
- Tracking the balance of a specified token that your process ID holds.
## Conclusion
Now that you understand how to maximize the utility within your Prompt, you've now gained a crucial step to streamlining your ao development experience.
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# CLI
There are some command-line arguments you pass to `aos` to do the following:
- [name] - create a new process or loads an existing process for your wallet
- `--load` \<file> - load a file, you can add one or many of this command
- `--cron` \<interval> - only used when creating a process
- `--wallet` \<walletfile> - use a specific wallet
## Managing multiple processes with aos
```sh
aos
```
Starts or connects to a process with the name `default`
```sh
aos chatroom
```
Starts or connects to a process with the name of `chatroom`
```sh
aos treasureRoom
```
Starts or connects to a process with the name of `treasureRoom`
## Load flag
```sh
aos treasureRoom --load greeting.lua --load treasure.lua --load puzzle.lua
```
With the load flag I can load many source files to my process
## CRON Flag
If you want to setup your process to react on a schedule we need to tell ao, we do that when we spawn the process.
```sh
aos chatroom --cron 2-minutes
```
## Tag flags
With the tag flags, you can start a process with some custom tags (for e.g. using them as static environment variables):
```sh
aos chatroom --tag-name Chat-Theme --tag-value Dark --tag-name Chat-Name --tag-value Mychat
```
The command above will add the extra tags to the transaction that spawns your process:
```ts
// process data item tags
[
...
{ name: "Chat-Theme", value: "Dark" },
{ name: "Chat-Name", value: "Mychat" }
...
]
```
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# Introduction
aos introduces a new approach to building `processes` — asynchronous, parallel-executing smart contracts. The ao computer is a decentralized computer network that allows compute to run anywhere and aos in a unique, interactive shell. You can use aos as your personal operating system, your development environment for building ao processes, and your bot army.
Lets go over some basic commands.
## Variables
If you want to display the contents of any variable through the console, simply type the variable name.
```lua
Name
```
## Inbox
the `Inbox` is a collection of messages that your Process has received.
```lua
Inbox[1]
```
If you want to get a count of messages, just add the `#` infront of `Inbox`.
```lua
#Inbox
```
The process of checking how many messages are in the inbox is a very common pattern. To make this easier, you can create a function that returns the number of messages within the inbox and displays it in the prompt.
Use either `.editor` or `.load file` to load this function on your process.
```lua
function Prompt()
return "Inbox: " .. #Inbox .. " > "
end
```
**The Expected Results:**
```lua
undefined
Inbox: 2 >
```
Your prompt now has changed to include the number of messages in your inbox.
::: info
The `Inbox` is a Lua table (similar to an array) that contains messages received by your process that were not handled by any Handlers. The `#` operator is used to get the length of a table in Lua - so `#Inbox` returns the total number of unhandled messages currently in your inbox. This is a common Lua syntax pattern for getting the size/length of tables and strings.
:::
## Globals
In aos process there are some Globals that can make development a little more intuitive.
| Name | Description | Type |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ |
| Inbox | This is a lua Table that stores all the messages that are received and not handlers by any handlers. | Table(Array) |
| Send(Message) | This is a global function that is available in the interactive environment that allows you to send messages to Processes | function |
| Spawn(Module, Message) | This is a global function that is available in the aos interactive environment that allows you to spawn processes |
| Name | a string that is set on init that describes the name of your process | string |
| Owner | a string that is set on the init of the process that documents the owner of the process, warning if you change this value, it can brick you ability to interact with your process | string |
| Handlers | a lua Table that contains helper functions that allows you to create handlers that execute functionality based on the pattern matching function on inbound messages | table |
| Dump | a function that takes any lua Table and generates a print friendly output of the data | function |
| Utils | a functional utility library with functions like map, reduce, filter | module |
| ao | this is a core function library for sending messages and spawing processes | module |
## Modules
In aos there are some built in common lua modules that are already available for you to work with, these modules can be referenced with a "require" function.
| Name | Description |
| ------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| json | a json module that allows you to encode and decode json documents |
| ao | contains ao specific functions like send and spawn |
| .base64 | a base64 module that allows you to encode and decode base64 text |
| .pretty | a pretty print module using the function tprint to output formatted syntax |
| .utils | an utility function library |
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# Understanding the Inbox
In aos, processes are executed in response to messages via handlers. Unhandled messages are routed to the process's Inbox.
## What are Handlers?
A handler is a function that receives and evaluates messages within your process. It acts upon messages by taking them as parameters.
Handlers are defined using the `Handlers.add()` function.
The function takes three parameters:
1. Name of the Handler
2. Matcher function
3. Handle function
```lua
Handlers.add("name",
function (Msg)
-- Does this message match (return true or false)
return Msg.Action == "Register"
end,
function (Msg)
print("Registered User.")
table.insert(Members, Msg.From)
ao.send({Target = Msg.From, Data = "Registered."})
end
)
```
## What about Inboxes?
An inbox is a storage area for messages that have not yet been processed. Think of it as a holding zone for incoming, or "inbound," items awaiting handling. Once a message is processed, it's no longer considered "inbound" and thus leaves the inbox.
> Example: Consider the inbox like your voicemail. Just as an unanswered phone call is directed to voicemail for you to address later, messages that your Process doesn't immediately handle are sent to the inbox. This way, unhandled messages are stored until you're ready to process them.
## Summary
Initially, it might seem like all messages are meant to land in your Inbox, which can be puzzling if they disappear after being handled. The analogy of a voicemail should clarify this: much like calls you answer don't go to voicemail, messages you handle won't appear in your Inbox. This illustrates the roles of both the Inbox and Handlers.
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# FAQ
## Ownership
<details>
<summary><strong>Understanding Process Ownership</strong></summary>
Start a new process with the aos console, the ownership of the process is set to your wallet address. **aos** uses the **Owner** global variable to define the ownership of the process. If you wish to transfer ownership or lock the process so that no one can own, you simply modify the **Owner** variable to another wallet address or set it to **nil**.
</details>
## JSON
<details>
<summary><strong>encoding data as json</strong></summary>
When sending data to another process or an external service, you may want to use JSON as a way to encode the data for recipients. Using the json module in lua, you can **encode** and **decode** pure lua tables that contain values.
```lua
Send({Target = Router, Data = require('json').encode({hello = "world"})})
```
</details>
## Send vs ao.send
<details>
<summary><strong>When to use Send vs ao.send</strong></summary>
Both functions send a message to a process, the difference is ao.send returns the message, in case you want to log it or troubleshoot. The **Send** function is intended to be used in the console for easier access. It is preferred to use **ao.send** in the **handlers**. But they are both interchangeable in **aos**.
</details>
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# Chatroom Blueprint
The Chatroom Blueprint is a predesigned template that helps you quickly build a chatroom in `ao`. It is a great way to get started and can be customized to fit your needs.
## Unpacking the Chatroom Blueprint
- **Members**: The `Members` array is used to store the users who have registered to the chatroom.
- **Register Handler**: The `register` handler allows processes to join the chatroom. When a process sends a message with the tag `Action = "Register"`, the handler will add the process to the `Members` array and send a message back to the process confirming the registration.
- **Broadcast Handler**: The `broadcast` handler allows processes to send messages to all the members of the chatroom. When a process sends a message with the tag `Action = "Broadcast"`, the handler will send the message to all the members of the chatroom.
### How To Use:
1. Open your preferred text editor.
2. Open the Terminal.
3. Start your `aos` process.
4. Type in `.load-blueprint chatroom`
### Verify the Blueprint is Loaded:
Type in `Handlers.list` to see the newly loaded handlers.
## What's in the Chatroom Blueprint:
```lua
Members = Members or {}
Handlers.add(
"register",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "Register"),
function (msg)
table.insert(Members, msg.From)
Handlers.utils.reply("registered")(msg)
end
)
Handlers.add(
"broadcast",
Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "Broadcast"),
function (msg)
for _, recipient in ipairs(Members) do
ao.send({Target = recipient, Data = msg.Data})
end
Handlers.utils.reply("Broadcasted.")(msg)
end
)
```
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# Token Blueprint
The Token Blueprint is a predesigned template that helps you quickly build a token in `ao`. It is a great way to get started and can be customized to fit your needs.
## Unpacking the Token Blueprint
- **Balances**: The `Balances` array is used to store the token balances of the participants.
- **Info Handler**: The `info` handler allows processes to retrieve the token parameters, like Name, Ticker, Logo, and Denomination.
- **Balance Handler**: The `balance` handler allows processes to retrieve the token balance of a participant.
- **Balances Handler**: The `balances` handler allows processes to retrieve the token balances of all participants.
- **Transfer Handler**: The `transfer` handler allows processes to send tokens to another participant.
- **Mint Handler**: The `mint` handler allows processes to mint new tokens.
- **Total Supply Handler**: The `totalSupply` handler allows processes to retrieve the total supply of the token.
- **Burn Handler**: The `burn` handler allows processes to burn tokens.
### How To Use:
1. Open your preferred text editor.
2. Open the Terminal.
3. Start your `aos` process.
4. Type in `.load-blueprint token`
### Verify the Blueprint is Loaded:
Type in `Handlers.list` to see the newly loaded handlers.
## What's in the Token Blueprint:
```lua
local bint = require('.bint')(256)
--[[
This module implements the ao Standard Token Specification.
Terms:
Sender: the wallet or Process that sent the Message
It will first initialize the internal state, and then attach handlers,
according to the ao Standard Token Spec API:
- Info(): return the token parameters, like Name, Ticker, Logo, and Denomination
- Balance(Target?: string): return the token balance of the Target. If Target is not provided, the Sender
is assumed to be the Target
- Balances(): return the token balance of all participants
- Transfer(Target: string, Quantity: number): if the Sender has a sufficient balance, send the specified Quantity
to the Target. It will also issue a Credit-Notice to the Target and a Debit-Notice to the Sender
- Mint(Quantity: number): if the Sender matches the Process Owner, then mint the desired Quantity of tokens, adding
them the Processes' balance
]]
--
local json = require('json')
--[[
utils helper functions to remove the bint complexity.
]]
--
local utils = {
add = function(a, b)
return tostring(bint(a) + bint(b))
end,
subtract = function(a, b)
return tostring(bint(a) - bint(b))
end,
toBalanceValue = function(a)
return tostring(bint(a))
end,
toNumber = function(a)
return bint.tonumber(a)
end
}
--[[
Initialize State
ao.id is equal to the Process.Id
]]
--
Variant = "0.0.3"
-- token should be idempotent and not change previous state updates
Denomination = Denomination or 12
Balances = Balances or { [ao.id] = utils.toBalanceValue(10000 * 10 ^ Denomination) }
TotalSupply = TotalSupply or utils.toBalanceValue(10000 * 10 ^ Denomination)
Name = Name or 'Points Coin'
Ticker = Ticker or 'PNTS'
Logo = Logo or 'SBCCXwwecBlDqRLUjb8dYABExTJXLieawf7m2aBJ-KY'
--[[
Add handlers for each incoming Action defined by the ao Standard Token Specification
]]
--
--[[
Info
]]
--
Handlers.add('info', "Info", function(msg)
msg.reply({
Name = Name,
Ticker = Ticker,
Logo = Logo,
Denomination = tostring(Denomination)
})
end)
--[[
Balance
]]
--
Handlers.add('balance', "Balance", function(msg)
local bal = '0'
-- If not Recipient is provided, then return the Senders balance
if (msg.Tags.Recipient) then
if (Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient]) then
bal = Balances[msg.Tags.Recipient]
end
elseif msg.Tags.Target and Balances[msg.Tags.Target] then
bal = Balances[msg.Tags.Target]
elseif Balances[msg.From] then
bal = Balances[msg.From]
end
msg.reply({
Balance = bal,
Ticker = Ticker,
Account = msg.Tags.Recipient or msg.From,
Data = bal
})
end)
--[[
Balances
]]
--
Handlers.add('balances', "Balances",
function(msg) msg.reply({ Data = json.encode(Balances) }) end)
--[[
Transfer
]]
--
Handlers.add('transfer', "Transfer", function(msg)
assert(type(msg.Recipient) == 'string', 'Recipient is required!')
assert(type(msg.Quantity) == 'string', 'Quantity is required!')
assert(bint.__lt(0, bint(msg.Quantity)), 'Quantity must be greater than 0')
if not Balances[msg.From] then Balances[msg.From] = "0" end
if not Balances[msg.Recipient] then Balances[msg.Recipient] = "0" end
if bint(msg.Quantity) <= bint(Balances[msg.From]) then
Balances[msg.From] = utils.subtract(Balances[msg.From], msg.Quantity)
Balances[msg.Recipient] = utils.add(Balances[msg.Recipient], msg.Quantity)
--[[
Only send the notifications to the Sender and Recipient
if the Cast tag is not set on the Transfer message
]]
--
if not msg.Cast then
-- Debit-Notice message template, that is sent to the Sender of the transfer
local debitNotice = {
Action = 'Debit-Notice',
Recipient = msg.Recipient,
Quantity = msg.Quantity,
Data = Colors.gray ..
"You transferred " ..
Colors.blue .. msg.Quantity .. Colors.gray .. " to " .. Colors.green .. msg.Recipient .. Colors.reset
}
-- Credit-Notice message template, that is sent to the Recipient of the transfer
local creditNotice = {
Target = msg.Recipient,
Action = 'Credit-Notice',
Sender = msg.From,
Quantity = msg.Quantity,
Data = Colors.gray ..
"You received " ..
Colors.blue .. msg.Quantity .. Colors.gray .. " from " .. Colors.green .. msg.From .. Colors.reset
}
-- Add forwarded tags to the credit and debit notice messages
for tagName, tagValue in pairs(msg) do
-- Tags beginning with "X-" are forwarded
if string.sub(tagName, 1, 2) == "X-" then
debitNotice[tagName] = tagValue
creditNotice[tagName] = tagValue
end
end
-- Send Debit-Notice and Credit-Notice
msg.reply(debitNotice)
Send(creditNotice)
end
else
msg.reply({
Action = 'Transfer-Error',
['Message-Id'] = msg.Id,
Error = 'Insufficient Balance!'
})
end
end)
--[[
Mint
]]
--
Handlers.add('mint', "Mint", function(msg)
assert(type(msg.Quantity) == 'string', 'Quantity is required!')
assert(bint(0) < bint(msg.Quantity), 'Quantity must be greater than zero!')
if not Balances[ao.id] then Balances[ao.id] = "0" end
if msg.From == ao.id then
-- Add tokens to the token pool, according to Quantity
Balances[msg.From] = utils.add(Balances[msg.From], msg.Quantity)
TotalSupply = utils.add(TotalSupply, msg.Quantity)
msg.reply({
Data = Colors.gray .. "Successfully minted " .. Colors.blue .. msg.Quantity .. Colors.reset
})
else
msg.reply({
Action = 'Mint-Error',
['Message-Id'] = msg.Id,
Error = 'Only the Process Id can mint new ' .. Ticker .. ' tokens!'
})
end
end)
--[[
Total Supply
]]
--
Handlers.add('totalSupply', "Total-Supply", function(msg)
assert(msg.From ~= ao.id, 'Cannot call Total-Supply from the same process!')
msg.reply({
Action = 'Total-Supply',
Data = TotalSupply,
Ticker = Ticker
})
end)
--[[
Burn
]] --
Handlers.add('burn', 'Burn', function(msg)
assert(type(msg.Quantity) == 'string', 'Quantity is required!')
assert(bint(msg.Quantity) <= bint(Balances[msg.From]), 'Quantity must be less than or equal to the current balance!')
Balances[msg.From] = utils.subtract(Balances[msg.From], msg.Quantity)
TotalSupply = utils.subtract(TotalSupply, msg.Quantity)
msg.reply({
Data = Colors.gray .. "Successfully burned " .. Colors.blue .. msg.Quantity .. Colors.reset
})
end)
```
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---
prev:
text: "Build a Token"
link: "../token"
next:
text: "Token Blueprint"
link: "./token"
---
# Blueprints
Blueprints are predesigned templates that help you quickly build in `ao`. They are a great way to get started and can be customized to fit your needs.
## Available Blueprints
- [Chatroom](chatroom)
- [CRED Utils](cred-utils)
- [Staking](staking)
- [Token](token)
- [Voting](voting)
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# CRED Utils Blueprint
::: warning CRED is now deprecated
CRED was a token used during ao's legacynet phase to reward early developers. It is no longer earnable or redeemable.
:::
The CRED Utils Blueprint is a predesigned template that helps you quickly check your CRED balance in `ao` legacynet.
## Unpacking the CRED Utils Blueprint
### The `CRED` Metatable
- **CRED.balance**: Evaluating `CRED.balance` will print your process's last known balance of your CRED.
If you have never fetched your CRED balance before, it will be fetched automatically.
If you think your CRED has recently changed, consider running `CRED.update` first.
- **CRED.process**: Evaluating `CRED.process` will print the process ID of the CRED token issuer.
- **CRED.send**: Invoking `CRED.send(targetProcessId, amount)` like a function will transfer CRED from your `ao` process
to another `ao` process.
- `targetProcessId`: **string**: the 43-character process ID of the recipient.
- `amount`: **integer**: The quantity of CRED units to send. 1 CRED === 1000 CRED units.
- **CRED.update**: Evaluating `CRED.update` will fetch your latest CRED balance by sending a message to the CRED
issuer process. The `UpdateCredBalance` handler (see below) will ingest the response message.
### Handler Definitions
- **Credit Handler**: The `CRED_Credit` handler allows the CRED issuer process (and `aos`) to automatically notify you when your
CRED balance increase.
- **Debit Handler**: The `CRED_Debit` handler allows the CRED issuer process (and `aos`) to automatically notify you when your
CRED balance decreases.
- **Update Balance Handler**: The `UpdateCredBalance` handler ingests the response to any `CRED.update` requests.
## How To Use the Blueprint
1. Open the Terminal.
2. Start your `aos` process.
3. Type in `.load-blueprint credUtils`
4. Type in `CRED.balance`
## What's in the CRED Utils Blueprint:
See the `aos` [source code on GitHub](https://github.com/permaweb/aos/blob/main/blueprints/credUtils.lua)
for the blueprint shipped in the latest version of `aos`.
```lua
CRED_PROCESS = "Sa0iBLPNyJQrwpTTG-tWLQU-1QeUAJA73DdxGGiKoJc"
_CRED = { balance = "Your CRED balance has not been checked yet. Updating now." }
local credMeta = {
__index = function(t, key)
-- sends CRED balance request
if key == "update" then
Send({ Target = CRED_PROCESS, Action = "Balance", Tags = { ["Target"] = ao.id } })
return "Balance update requested."
-- prints local CRED balance, requests it if not set
elseif key == "balance" then
if _CRED.balance == "Your CRED balance has not been checked yet. Updating now." then
Send({ Target = CRED_PROCESS, Action = "Balance", Tags = { ["Target"] = ao.id } })
end
return _CRED.balance
-- prints CRED process ID
elseif key == "process" then
return CRED_PROCESS
-- tranfers CRED
elseif key == "send" then
return function(target, amount)
-- ensures amount is string
amount = tostring(amount)
print("sending " .. amount .. "CRED to " .. target)
Send({ Target = CRED_PROCESS, Action = "Transfer", ["Recipient"] = target, ["Quantity"] = amount })
end
else
return nil
end
end
}
CRED = setmetatable({}, credMeta)
-- Function to evaluate if a message is a balance update
local function isCredBalanceMessage(msg)
if msg.From == CRED_PROCESS and msg.Tags.Balance then
return true
else
return false
end
end
-- Function to evaluate if a message is a Debit Notice
local function isDebitNotice(msg)
if msg.From == CRED_PROCESS and msg.Tags.Action == "Debit-Notice" then
return true
else
return false
end
end
-- Function to evaluate if a message is a Credit Notice
local function isCreditNotice(msg)
if msg.From == CRED_PROCESS and msg.Tags.Action == "Credit-Notice" then
return true
else
return false
end
end
local function formatBalance(balance)
-- Ensure balance is treated as a string
balance = tostring(balance)
-- Check if balance length is more than 3 to avoid unnecessary formatting
if #balance > 3 then
-- Insert dot before the last three digits
balance = balance:sub(1, -4) .. "." .. balance:sub(-3)
end
return balance
end
-- Handles Balance messages
Handlers.add(
"UpdateCredBalance",
isCredBalanceMessage,
function(msg)
local balance = nil
if msg.Tags.Balance then
balance = msg.Tags.Balance
end
-- Format the balance if it's not set
if balance then
-- Format the balance by inserting a dot after the first three digits from the right
local formattedBalance = formatBalance(balance)
_CRED.balance = formattedBalance
print("CRED Balance updated: " .. _CRED.balance)
else
print("An error occurred while updating CRED balance")
end
end
)
-- Handles Debit notices
Handlers.add(
"CRED_Debit",
isDebitNotice,
function(msg)
print(msg.Data)
end
)
-- Handles Credit notices
Handlers.add(
"CRED_Credit",
isCreditNotice,
function(msg)
print(msg.Data)
end
)
```
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# Voting Blueprint
The Voting Blueprint is a predesigned template that helps you quickly build a voting system in `ao`. It is a great way to get started and can be customized to fit your needs.
## Prerequisites
The Staking Blueprint requires the [Token Blueprint](./token.md) to be loaded, first.
## Unpacking the Voting Blueprint
- **Balances**: The `Balances` array is used to store the token balances of the participants.
- **Votes**: The `Votes` array is used to store the votes of the participants.
- **Vote Action Handler**: The `vote` handler allows processes to vote. When a process sends a message with the tag `Action = "Vote"`, the handler will add the vote to the `Votes` array and send a message back to the process confirming the vote.
- **Finalization Handler**: The `finalize` handler allows processes to finalize the voting process. When a process sends a message with the tag `Action = "Finalize"`, the handler will process the votes and finalize the voting process.
### How To Use:
1. Open your preferred text editor.
2. Open the Terminal.
3. Start your `aos` process.
4. Type in `.load-blueprint voting`
### Verify the Blueprint is Loaded:
Type in `Handlers.list` to see the newly loaded handlers.
## What's in the Voting Blueprint:
```lua
Balances = Balances or {}
Votes = Votes or {}
-- Vote Action Handler
Handlers.vote = function(msg)
local quantity = Stakers[msg.From].amount
local target = msg.Tags.Target
local side = msg.Tags.Side
local deadline = tonumber(msg['Block-Height']) + tonumber(msg.Tags.Deadline)
assert(quantity > 0, "No staked tokens to vote")
Votes[target] = Votes[target] or { yay = 0, nay = 0, deadline = deadline }
Votes[target][side] = Votes[target][side] + quantity
end
-- Finalization Handler
local finalizationHandler = function(msg)
local currentHeight = tonumber(msg['Block-Height'])
-- Process voting
for target, voteInfo in pairs(Votes) do
if currentHeight >= voteInfo.deadline then
if voteInfo.yay > voteInfo.nay then
print("Handle Vote")
end
-- Clear the vote record after processing
Votes[target] = nil
end
end
end
-- wrap function to continue handler flow
local function continue(fn)
return function (msg)
local result = fn(msg)
if (result) == -1 then
return 1
end
return result
end
end
Handlers.add("vote",
continue(Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "Vote")), Handlers.vote)
-- Finalization handler should be called for every message
Handlers.add("finalize", function (msg) return -1 end, finalizationHandler)
```
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# Staking Blueprint
The Staking Blueprint is a predesigned template that helps you quickly build a staking system in `ao`. It is a great way to get started and can be customized to fit your needs.
## Prerequisites
The Staking Blueprint requires the [Token Blueprint](./token.md) to be loaded, first.
## Unpacking the Staking Blueprint
- **Stakers**: The `Stakers` array is used to store the staked tokens of the participants.
- **Unstaking**: The `Unstaking` array is used to store the unstaking requests of the participants.
- **Stake Action Handler**: The `stake` handler allows processes to stake tokens. When a process sends a message with the tag `Action = "Stake"`, the handler will add the staked tokens to the `Stakers` array and send a message back to the process confirming the staking.
- **Unstake Action Handler**: The `unstake` handler allows processes to unstake tokens. When a process sends a message with the tag `Action = "Unstake"`, the handler will add the unstaking request to the `Unstaking` array and send a message back to the process confirming the unstaking.
- **Finalization Handler**: The `finalize` handler allows processes to finalize the staking process. When a process sends a message with the tag `Action = "Finalize"`, the handler will process the unstaking requests and finalize the staking process.
### How To Use:
1. Open your preferred text editor.
2. Open the Terminal.
3. Start your `aos` process.
4. Type in `.load-blueprint staking`
### Verify the Blueprint is Loaded:
Type in `Handlers.list` to see the newly loaded handlers.
## What's in the Staking Blueprint:
```lua
Stakers = Stakers or {}
Unstaking = Unstaking or {}
-- Stake Action Handler
Handlers.stake = function(msg)
local quantity = tonumber(msg.Tags.Quantity)
local delay = tonumber(msg.Tags.UnstakeDelay)
local height = tonumber(msg['Block-Height'])
assert(Balances[msg.From] and Balances[msg.From] >= quantity, "Insufficient balance to stake")
Balances[msg.From] = Balances[msg.From] - quantity
Stakers[msg.From] = Stakers[msg.From] or {}
Stakers[msg.From].amount = (Stakers[msg.From].amount or 0) + quantity
Stakers[msg.From].unstake_at = height + delay
end
-- Unstake Action Handler
Handlers.unstake = function(msg)
local quantity = tonumber(msg.Tags.Quantity)
local stakerInfo = Stakers[msg.From]
assert(stakerInfo and stakerInfo.amount >= quantity, "Insufficient staked amount")
stakerInfo.amount = stakerInfo.amount - quantity
Unstaking[msg.From] = {
amount = quantity,
release_at = stakerInfo.unstake_at
}
end
-- Finalization Handler
local finalizationHandler = function(msg)
local currentHeight = tonumber(msg['Block-Height'])
-- Process unstaking
for address, unstakeInfo in pairs(Unstaking) do
if currentHeight >= unstakeInfo.release_at then
Balances[address] = (Balances[address] or 0) + unstakeInfo.amount
Unstaking[address] = nil
end
end
end
-- wrap function to continue handler flow
local function continue(fn)
return function (msg)
local result = fn(msg)
if (result) == -1 then
return 1
end
return result
end
end
-- Registering Handlers
Handlers.add("stake",
continue(Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "Stake")), Handlers.stake)
Handlers.add("unstake",
continue(Handlers.utils.hasMatchingTag("Action", "Unstake")), Handlers.unstake)
-- Finalization handler should be called for every message
Handlers.add("finalize", function (msg) return -1 end, finalizationHandler)
```
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# JSON
The JSON module allows you to encode and decode objects using JavaScript Object Notation.
### Example usage
```lua
local json = require("json")
json.encode({
a_string = "This is a string",
nums = { 1, 2, 3 }
})
```
## Module functions
### `encode()`
This function returns a string representation of a Lua object in JSON.
- **Parameters:**
- `val`: `{any}` The object to format as JSON
- **Returns:** JSON string representation of the provided object
#### Example
```lua
--[[
prints:
"[{"name":"John Doe","age":23},{"name":"Bruce Wayne",age:34}]"
]]--
print(json.encode({
{ name = "John Doe", age = 23 },
{ name = "Bruce Wayne", age = 34 }
}))
-- prints "false"
print(json.encode(false))
```
### `decode()`
The function takes a JSON string and turns it into a Lua object.
- **Parameters:**
- `val`: `{any}` The JSON string to decode
- **Returns:** Lua object corresponding to the JSON string (throws an error for invalid JSON strings)
#### Example
```lua
--[[
creates the following table:
{ hello = "world" }
]]--
json.decode('{ "hello": "world" }')
-- creates a boolean with true value
json.decode("true")
```
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# Utils
A utility library for generic table manipulation and validation. It supports both curry-styled and traditional programming.
> **Note**: It is important to verify that the inputs provided to the following functions match the expected types.
### Example usage
```lua
local utils = require(".utils")
local totalSupply = utils.reduce(
function (acc, v) return acc + v end,
0,
{ 2, 4, 9 }
)
print(totalSupply) -- prints 15
```
## Module functions
### `concat()`
This function concatenates array `b` to array `a`.
- **Parameters:**
- `a`: `{table}` The base array
- `b`: `{table}` The array to concat to the base array
- **Returns:** An unified array of `a` and `b`
#### Examples
```lua
-- returns { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 }
concat({ 1, 2, 3 })({ 4, 5, 6 }) -- curry syntax
-- returns { "hello", "world", "and", "you" }
concat({ "hello", "world" }, { "and", "you" }) -- traditional syntax
```
### `reduce()`
This function executes the provided reducer function for all array elements, finally providing one (unified) result.
- **Parameters:**
- `fn`: `{function}` The reducer function. It receives the previous result, the current element's value and key in this order
- `initial`: `{any}` An optional initial value
- `t`: `{table}` The array to reduce
- **Returns:** A single result from running the reducer across all table elements
#### Examples
```lua
local sum = utils.reduce(
function (acc, v) return acc + v end,
0,
{ 1, 2, 3 }
)
print(sum) -- prints 6
```
```lua
local sum = utils
.reduce(function (acc, v) return acc + v end)(0)({ 5, 4, 3 })
print(sum) -- prints 12
```
### `map()`
This function creates a new array filled with the results of calling the provided map function on each element in the provided array.
- **Parameters:**
- `fn`: `{function}` The map function. It receives the current array element and key
- `data`: `{table}` The array to map
- **Returns:** A new array composed of the results of the map function
#### Examples
```lua
-- returns { "Odd", "Even", "Odd" }
utils.map(
function (val, key)
return (val % 2 == 0 and "Even") or "Odd"
end,
{ 3, 4, 7 }
)
```
```lua
-- returns { 4, 8, 12 }
utils.map(function (val, key) return val * 2 end)({ 2, 4, 6 })
```
### `filter()`
This function creates a new array from a portion of the original, only keeping the elements that passed a provided filter function's test.
- **Parameters:**
- `fn`: `{function}` The filter function. It receives the current array element and should return a boolean, deciding whether the element should be kept (`true`) or filtered out (`false`)
- `data`: `{table}` The array to filter
- **Returns:** The new filtered array
#### Examples
```lua
-- keeps even numbers
utils.filter(
function (val) return val % 2 == 0 end,
{ 3, 4, 7 }
)
```
```lua
-- keeps only numbers
utils.filter(
function (val) return type(val) == "number" end,
{ "hello", "world", 13, 44 }
)
```
### `find()`
This function returns the first element that matches in a provided function.
- **Parameters:**
- `fn`: `{function}` The find function that receives the current element and returns `true` if it matches, `false` if it doesn't
- `t`: `{table}` The array to find an element in
- **Returns:** The found element or `nil` if no element matched
#### Examples
```lua
local users = {
{ name = "John", age = 50 },
{ name = "Victor", age = 37 },
{ name = "Maria", age = 33 }
}
-- returns the user "John"
utils.find(
function (val) return user.name == "John" end,
users
)
```
```lua
-- returns the user "Maria"
utils.find(function (val) return user.age == 33 end)(users)
```
### `reverse()`
Transforms an array into reverse order.
- **Parameters:**
- `data`: `{table}` The array to reverse
- **Returns:** The original array in reverse order
#### Example
```lua
-- is: { 3, 2, 1 }
utils.reverse({ 1, 2, 3 })
```
### `includes()`
Determines whether a value is part of an array.
- **Parameters:**
- `val`: `{any}` The element to check for
- `t`: `{table}` The array to check in
- **Returns:** A boolean indicating whether or not the provided value is part of the array
#### Examples
```lua
-- this is true
utils.includes("John", { "Victor", "John", "Maria" })
```
```lua
-- this is false
utils.includes(4)({ 3, 5, 7 })
```
### `keys()`
Returns the keys of a table.
- **Parameters:**
- `table`: `{table}` The table to get the keys for
- **Returns:** An array of keys
#### Example
```lua
-- returns { "hello", "name" }
utils.keys({ hello = "world", name = "John" })
```
### `values()`
Returns the values of a table.
- **Parameters:**
- `table`: `{table}` The table to get the values for
- **Returns:** An array of values
#### Example
```lua
-- returns { "world", "John" }
utils.values({ hello = "world", name = "John" })
```
### `propEq()`
Checks if a specified property of a table equals with the provided value.
- **Parameters:**
- `propName`: `{string}` The name of the property to compare
- `value`: `{any}` The value to compare to
- `object`: `{table}` The object to select the property from
- **Returns:** A boolean indicating whether the property value equals with the provided value or not
#### Examples
```lua
local user = { name = "John", age = 50 }
-- returns true
utils.propEq("age", 50, user)
```
```lua
local user = { name = "Maria", age = 33 }
-- returns false
utils.propEq("age", 45, user)
```
### `prop()`
Returns the property value that belongs to the property name provided from an object.
- **Parameters:**
- `propName`: `{string}` The name of the property to get
- `object`: `{table}` The object to select the property value from
- **Returns:** The property value or `nil` if it was not found
#### Examples
```lua
local user = { name = "Maria", age = 33 }
-- returns "Maria"
utils.prop("name", user)
```
```lua
local user = { name = "John", age = 50 }
-- returns 50
utils.prop("age")(user)
```
### `compose()`
This function allows you to chain multiple array mutations together and execute them in reverse order on the provided array.
- **Parameters:**
- `...`: `{function[]}` The array mutations
- `v`: `{table}` The object to execute the provided functions on
- **Returns:** The result from the provided mutations
#### Examples
```lua
-- returns 12
utils.compose(
utils.reduce(function (acc, val) return acc + val end, 0),
utils.map(function (val) return val * 2 end)
)({ 1, 2, 3 })
```
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# ao
Built-in global library for process communication and management. The `ao` object provides core functionality for sending messages, spawning processes, and logging.
## Core Functions
### `ao.send(msg)`
Sends a message to another process. See the [ao.send](/references/ao.md#ao-send-msg-message) reference for more information.
```lua
-- Send a simple message
ao.send({
Target = "usjm4PCxUd5mtaon7zc97-dt-3qf67yPyqgzLnLqk5A",
Data = "Hello!",
Tags = {
Action = "Greeting"
}
})
-- Root-level fields are automatically converted to tags
ao.send({
Target = "usjm4PCxUd5mtaon7zc97-dt-3qf67yPyqgzLnLqk5A",
Data = "Transfer tokens",
Action = "Transfer", -- Becomes a tag
Quantity = "1045" -- Becomes a tag
})
```
### `ao.spawn(module: string, spawn: table)`
Creates a new process from a module. See the [ao.spawn](/references/ao.md#ao-spawn-module-string-spawn-spawn) reference for more information.
```lua
-- Spawn a calculator process
ao.spawn("n0BFH80b73mi9VAWUzyuG9gEC3LI2zU2BFxum0N8A9s", {
Data = { initial = "state" },
Tags = {
["Process-Type"] = "calculator"
}
})
```
### `ao.log(string|table)`
Logs messages or data that can be read by process callers.
```lua
-- Log a debug message
ao.log("Processing transfer...")
-- Log structured data
ao.log({
event = "transfer_complete",
amount = 100,
recipient = "addr123..."
})
```
## Environment
The `ao.env` variable contains process initialization info like ID, owner, and tags.
```lua
-- Access process info
local processId = ao.env.Process.Id
local owner = ao.env.Process.Owner
```
For the complete API reference including all properties and functions, see the [ao reference documentation](/references/ao.md).
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link: "./json"
---
# Modules
Documentation on all the built-in modules for aos.
## Available Modules
- [JSON](json)
- [ao](ao)
- [crypto](crypto)
- [Base64](base64)
- [pretty](pretty)
- [Utils](utils)
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# Pretty
This module allows printing formatted, human-friendly and readable syntax.
## Module functions
### `tprint()`
Returns a formatted string of the structure of the provided table.
- **Parameters:**
- `tbl`: `{table}` The table to format
- `indent`: `{number}` Optional indentation of each level of the table
- **Returns:** Table structure formatted as a string
#### Examples
```lua
local pretty = require(".pretty")
local formatted = pretty.tprint({
name = "John Doe",
age = 22,
friends = { "Maria", "Victor" }
}, 2)
-- prints the formatted table structure
print(formatted)
```
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# Base64
A small `base64` module to encode or decode base64 text.
> **Note:** It is recommended to enable caching for large chunks of texts for up to x2 optimization.
### Example usage
```lua
local base64 = require(".base64")
local str = "This will be encoded"
-- is: "VGhpcyB3aWxsIGJlIGVuY29kZWQ="
local encoded = base64.encode(str)
-- is: "This will be encoded"
local decoded = base64.decode(encoded)
assert(decoded == str)
```
## Module functions
### `encode()`
This function encodes the provided string using the default encoder table. The encoder can be customized and a cache is available for larger chunks of data.
- **Parameters:**
- `str`: `{string}` The string to encode
- `encoder`: `{table}` Optional custom encoding table
- `usecache`: `{boolean}` Optional cache for large strings (turned off by default)
- **Returns:** Base64 encoded string
#### Examples
```lua
-- prints: "SGVsbG8gd29ybGQ="
print(base64.encode("Hello world"))
-- customize encoder and allow caching
base64.encode(
"Hello world",
base64.makeencoder(nil, "-"),
true
)
```
### `decode()`
This function decodes the provided base64 encoded string using the default decoder table. The decoder can be customized and a cache is also available here.
- **Parameters:**
- `str`: `{string}` The base64 encoded string to decode
- `decoder`: `{table}` Optional custom decoding table
- `usecache`: `{boolean}` Optional cache for large strings (turned off by default)
- **Returns:** Decoded string
#### Examples
```lua
-- prints: "Hello world"
print(base64.decode("SGVsbG8gd29ybGQ="))
-- customize decoder and allow caching
base64.decode(
"SGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=",
base64.makedecoder(nil, "-"),
true
)
```
### `makeencoder()`
Allows creating a new encoder table to customize the [`encode()`](#encode) function's result.
- **Parameters:**
- `s62`: `{string}` Optional custom char for 62 (`+` by default)
- `s63`: `{string}` Optional custom char for 63 (`/` by default)
- `spad`: `{string}` Optional custom padding char (`=` by default)
- **Returns:** Custom encoder table
#### Examples
```lua
-- create custom encoder
local encoder = base64.makeencoder(nil, nil, "~")
-- prints "SGVsbG8gd29ybGQ~" instead of "SGVsbG8gd29ybGQ="
print(base64.encode("Hello world", encoder))
```
### `makedecoder()`
Allows creating a new decoder table to be able to decode [custom-encoded](#makeencoder) base64 strings.
- **Parameters:**
- `s62`: `{string}` Optional custom char for 62 (`+` by default)
- `s63`: `{string}` Optional custom char for 63 (`/` by default)
- `spad`: `{string}` Optional custom padding char (`=` by default)
- **Returns:** Custom decoder table
#### Examples
```lua
local encoder = base64.makeencoder(nil, nil, "~")
local decoder = base64.makedecoder(nil, nil, "~")
-- "SGVsbG8gd29ybGQ~"
local encoded = base64.encode("Hello world", encoder)
-- prints "Hello world"
print(base64.decode(encoded, decoder))
```
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# crypto
## Overview
The `crypto` module provides a set of cryptographic primitives like digests, ciphers and other cryptographic algorithms in pure Lua. It offers several functionalities to hash, encrypt and decrypt data, simplifying the development of secure communication and data storage. This document will guide you through the module's functionalities, installation, and usage.
## Usage
```lua
local crypto = require(".crypto");
```
## Primitives
1. Digests (sha1, sha2, sha3, keccak, blake2b, etc.)
2. Ciphers (AES, ISSAC, Morus, NORX, etc.)
3. Random Number Generators (ISAAC)
4. MACs (HMAC)
5. KDFs (PBKDF2)
6. Utilities (Array, Stream, Queue, etc.)
---
# Digests
## MD2
Calculates the MD2 digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The message in form of stream
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = crypto.utils.stream.fromString("ao")
return crypto.digest.md2(str).asHex() -- 0d4e80edd07bee6c7965b21b25a9b1ea
```
## MD4
Calculates the MD4 digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The message in form of stream
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = crypto.utils.stream.fromString("ao")
return crypto.digest.md4(str).asHex() -- e068dfe3d8cb95311b58be566db66954
```
## MD5
Calculates the MD5 digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The message in form of stream
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = crypto.utils.stream.fromString("ao")
return crypto.digest.md5(str).asHex() -- adac5e63f80f8629e9573527b25891d3
```
## SHA1
Calculates the SHA1 digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The message in form of stream
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = crypto.utils.stream.fromString("ao")
return crypto.digest.sha1(str).asHex() -- c29dd6c83b67a1d6d3b28588a1f068b68689aa1d
```
## SHA2_256
Calculates the SHA2-256 digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The message in form of stream
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = crypto.utils.stream.fromString("ao")
return crypto.digest.sha2_256(str).asHex() -- ba7816bf8f01cfea414140de5dae2223b00361a396177a9cb410ff61f20015ad
```
## SHA2_512
Calculates the SHA2-512 digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `msg` (string): The message to calculate the digest
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = "ao"
return crypto.digest.sha2_512(str).asHex() -- 6f36a696b17ce5a71efa700e8a7e47994f3e134a5e5f387b3e7c2c912abe94f94ee823f9b9dcae59af99e2e34c8b4fb0bd592260c6720ee49e5deaac2065c4b1
```
## SHA3
It contains the following functions:
1. `sha3_256`
2. `sha3_512`
3. `keccak256`
4. `keccak512`
Each function calculates the respective digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `msg` (string): The message to calculate the digest
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = "ao"
crypto.digest.sha3_256(str).asHex() -- 1bbe785577db997a394d5b4555eec9159cb51f235aec07514872d2d436c6e985
crypto.digest.sha3_512(str).asHex() -- 0c29f053400cb1764ce2ec555f598f497e6fcd1d304ce0125faa03bb724f63f213538f41103072ff62ddee701b52c73e621ed4d2254a3e5e9a803d83435b704d
crypto.digest.keccak256(str).asHex() -- 76da52eec05b749b99d6e62bb52333c1569fe75284e6c82f3de12a4618be00d6
crypto.digest.keccak512(str).asHex() -- 046fbfad009a12cef9ff00c2aac361d004347b2991c1fa80fba5582251b8e0be8def0283f45f020d4b04ff03ead9f6e7c43cc3920810c05b33b4873b99affdea
```
## Blake2b
Calculates the Blake2b digest of a given message.
- **Parameters:**
- `data` (string): The data to be hashed.
- `outlen` (number): The length of the output hash (optional) **default is 64**.
- `key` (string): The key to be used for hashing (optional) **default is ""**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get digest in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The digest as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The digest as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The digest as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = "ao"
crypto.digest.blake2b(str).asHex() -- 576701fd79a126f2c414ef94adf1117c88943700f312679d018c29c378b2c807a3412b4e8d51e191c48fb5f5f54bf1bca29a714dda166797b3baf9ead862ae1d
crypto.digest.blake2b(str, 32).asHex() -- 7050811afc947ba7190bb3c0a7b79b4fba304a0de61d529c8a35bdcbbb5544f4
crypto.digest.blake2b(str, 32, "secret_key").asHex() -- 203c101980fdf6cf24d78879f2e3db86d73d91f7d60960b642022cd6f87408f8
```
---
# Ciphers
## AES
The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a symmetric block cipher used to encrypt sensitive information. It has two functions encrypt and decrypt.
### Encrypt
Encrypts a given message using the AES algorithm.
- **Parameters:**
- `data` (string): The data to be encrypted.
- `key` (string): The key to be used for encryption.
- `iv` (string) optional: The initialization vector to be used for encryption. **default is ""**
- `mode` (string) optional: The mode of operation to be used for encryption. **default is "CBC"**. Available modes are `CBC`, `ECB`, `CFB`, `OFB`, `CTR`.
- `keyLength` (number) optional: The length of the key to use for encryption. **default is 128**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get encrypted
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cd6f87408f8
```
---
# Ciphers
## AES
The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a symmetric block cipher used to encrypt sensitive information. It has two functions encrypt and decrypt.
### Encrypt
Encrypts a given message using the AES algorithm.
- **Parameters:**
- `data` (string): The data to be encrypted.
- `key` (string): The key to be used for encryption.
- `iv` (string) optional: The initialization vector to be used for encryption. **default is ""**
- `mode` (string) optional: The mode of operation to be used for encryption. **default is "CBC"**. Available modes are `CBC`, `ECB`, `CFB`, `OFB`, `CTR`.
- `keyLength` (number) optional: The length of the key to use for encryption. **default is 128**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get encrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The encrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The encrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The encrypted data as string format.
## Decrypt
Decrypts a given message using the AES algorithm.
- **Parameters:**
- `cipher` (string): Hex Encoded encrypted data.
- `key` (string): The key to be used for decryption.
- `iv` (string) optional: The initialization vector to be used for decryption. **default is ""**
- `mode` (string) optional: The mode of operation to be used for decryption. **default is "CBC"**. Available modes are `CBC`, `ECB`, `CFB`, `OFB`, `CTR`.
- `keyLength` (number) optional: The length of the key to use for decryption. **default is 128**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get decrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The decrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The decrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The decrypted data as string format.
Example:
```lua
local str = "ao"
local iv = "super_secret_shh"
local key_128 = "super_secret_shh"
local encrypted = crypto.cipher.aes.encrypt("ao", key, iv).asHex() -- A3B9E6E1FBD9D46930E5F76807C84B8E
local decrypted = crypto.cipher.aes.decrypt(encrypted, key, iv).asHex() -- 616F0000000000000000000000000000
crypto.utils.hex.hexToString(decrypted) -- ao
```
## ISSAC Cipher
ISAAC is a cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator (CSPRNG) and stream cipher. It has the following functions
1. `seedIsaac`: Seeds the ISAAC cipher with a given seed.
2. `getRandomChar`: Generates a random character using the ISAAC cipher.
3. `random`: Generates a random number between a given range using the ISAAC cipher.
4. `getRandom`: Generates a random number using the ISAAC cipher.
5. `encrypt`: Encrypts a given message using the ISAAC cipher.
6. `decrypt`: Decrypts a given message using the ISAAC cipher.
### Encrypt
Encrypts a given message using the ISAAC cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `msg` (string): The message to be encrypted.
- `key` (string): The key to be used for encryption.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get encrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The encrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The encrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The encrypted data as string format.
### Decrypt
Decrypts a given message using the ISAAC cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `cipher` (string): Hex Encoded encrypted data.
- `key` (string): Key to be used for decryption.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get decrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The decrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The decrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The decrypted data as string format.
Example:
```lua
local message = "ao";
local key = "secret_key";
local encrypted = crypto.cipher.issac.encrypt(message, key)
local decrypted = crypto.cipher.issac.decrypt(encrypted.asString(), key) -- ao
encrypted.asHex() -- 7851
```
### random
Generates a random number using the ISAAC cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `min` (number) optional: The minimum value of the random number. **defaults to 0**.
- `max` (number) optional: The maximum value of the random number. **defaults to 2^31 - 1**.
- `seed` (string) optional: The seed to be used for generating the random number. **defaults to math.random(0,2^32 - 1)**.
- **Returns:** A random number between the given range.
Example:
```lua
crypto.cipher.issac.random(0, 100) -- 42
```
## Morus Cipher
MORUS is a high-performance authenticated encryption algorithm submitted to the CAESAR competition, and recently selected as a finalist.
### Encrypt
Encrypts a given message using the MORUS cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `key` (string): The encryption key (16 or 32-byte string).
- `iv` (string): The nonce or initial value (16-byte string).
- `msg` (string): The message to encrypt (variable length string).
- `ad` (string) optional: The additional data (variable length string). **defaults to ""**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get encrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The encrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The encrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The encrypted data as string format.
### Decrypt
Decrypts a given message using the MORUS cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `key` (string): The encryption key (16 or 32-byte string).
- `iv` (string): The nonce or initial value (16-byte string).
- `cipher` (string): The encrypted message (variable length string).
- `adLen` (number) optional: The length of the additional data (variable length string). **defaults to 0**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get decrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The decrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The decrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The decrypted data as string format.
Example:
```lua
local m = "ao"
local k = "super_secret_shh"
local iv = "0000000000000000"
local ad= ""
local e = crypto.cipher.morus.encrypt(k, iv, m, ad)
local d = crypto.cipher.morus.decrypt(k, iv, e.asString(), #ad) -- ao
e.asHex() -- 514ed31473d8fb0b76c6cbb17af35ed01d0a
```
## NORX Cipher
NORX is an authenticated encryption scheme with associated data that was selected, along with 14 other primitives, for the third phase of the ongoing CAESAR competition. It is based on the sponge construction and relies on a simple permutation that allows efficient and versatile implementations.
### Encrypt
Encrypts a given message using the NORX cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `key` (string): The encryption key (32-byte string).
- `nonce` (string): The nonce or initial value (32-byte string).
- `plain` (string): The message to encrypt (variable length string).
- `header` (string) optional: The additional data (variable length string). **defaults to ""**.
- `trailer` (string) optional: The additional data (variable length string). **defaults to ""**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get encrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The encrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The encrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The encrypted data as string format.
### Decrypt
Decrypts a given message using the NORX cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `key` (string): The encryption key (32-byte string).
- `nonce` (string): The nonce or initial value (32-byte string).
- `crypted` (string): The encrypted message (variable length string).
- `header` (string) optional: The additional data (variable length string). **defaults to ""**.
- `trailer` (string) optional: The additional data (variable length string). **defaults to ""**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get decrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The decrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The decrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The decrypted data as string format.
Example:
```lua
local key = "super_duper_secret_password_shhh"
local nonce = "00000000000000000000000000000000"
local data = "ao"
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- **Parameters:**
- `key` (string): The encryption key (32-byte string).
- `nonce` (string): The nonce or initial value (32-byte string).
- `crypted` (string): The encrypted message (variable length string).
- `header` (string) optional: The additional data (variable length string). **defaults to ""**.
- `trailer` (string) optional: The additional data (variable length string). **defaults to ""**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get decrypted data in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The decrypted data as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The decrypted data as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The decrypted data as string format.
Example:
```lua
local key = "super_duper_secret_password_shhh"
local nonce = "00000000000000000000000000000000"
local data = "ao"
-- Header and trailer are optional
local header, trailer = data, data
local encrypted = crypto.cipher.norx.encrypt(key, nonce, data, header, trailer).asString()
local decrypted = crypto.cipher.norx.decrypt(key, nonce, encrypted, header, trailer) -- ao
local authTag = encrypted:sub(#encrypted-32+1)
crypto.utils.hex.stringToHex(encrypted) -- 0bb35a06938e6541eccd4440adb7b46118535f60b09b4adf378807a53df19fc4ea28
crypto.utils.hex.stringToHex(authTag) -- 5a06938e6541eccd4440adb7b46118535f60b09b4adf378807a53df19fc4ea28
```
---
# Random Number Generators
The module contains a random number generator using ISAAC which is a cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator (CSPRNG) and stream cipher.
- **Parameters:**
- `min` (number) optional: The minimum value of the random number. **defaults to 0**.
- `max` (number) optional: The maximum value of the random number. **defaults to 2^31 - 1**.
- `seed` (string) optional: The seed to be used for generating the random number. **defaults to math.random(0,2^32 - 1)**.
- **Returns:** A random number between the given range.
Example:
```lua
crypto.random.(0, 100, "seed") -- 42
```
---
# MACs
## HMAC
The Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC) is a mechanism for message authentication using cryptographic hash functions. HMAC can be used with any iterative cryptographic hash function, e.g., MD5, SHA-1, in combination with a secret shared key.
The modules exposes a function called `createHmac` which is used to create a HMAC instance.
- **Parameters:**
- `data` (Stream): The data to be hashed.
- `key` (Array): The key to be used for hashing.
- `algorithm` (string) optional: The algorithm to be used for hashing. **default is "sha256"**. Available algorithms are "sha1", "sha256". **default is "sha1"**.
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get HMAC in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The HMAC as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The HMAC as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The HMAC as string format.
Example:
```lua
local data = crypto.utils.stream.fromString("ao")
local key = crypto.utils.array.fromString("super_secret_key")
crypto.mac.createHmac(data, key).asHex() -- 3966f45acb53f7a1a493bae15afecb1a204fa32d
crypto.mac.createHmac(data, key, "sha256").asHex() -- 542da02a324155d688c7689669ff94c6a5f906892aa8eccd7284f210ac66e2a7
```
---
# KDFs
## PBKDF2
The Password-Based Key Derivation Function 2 (PBKDF2) applies a pseudorandom function, such as hash-based message authentication code (HMAC), to the input password or passphrase along with a salt value and repeats the process many times to produce a derived key, which can then be used as a cryptographic key in subsequent operations.
- **Parameters:**
- `password` (Array): The password to derive the key from.
- `salt` (Array): The salt to use.
- `iterations` (number): The number of iterations to perform.
- `keyLen` (number): The length of the key to derive.
- `digest` (string) optional: The digest algorithm to use. **default is "sha1"**. Available algorithms are "sha1", "sha256".
- **Returns:** A table containing functions to get derived key in different formats.
- `asBytes()`: The derived key as byte table.
- `asHex()`: The derived key as string in hexadecimal format.
- `asString()`: The derived key as string format.
Example:
```lua
local salt = crypto.utils.array.fromString("salt")
local password = crypto.utils.array.fromString("password")
local iterations = 4
local keyLen = 16
local res = crypto.kdf.pbkdf2(password, salt, iterations, keyLen).asHex() -- C4C21BF2BBF61541408EC2A49C89B9C6
```
---
# Utilities
## Array
Example Usage:
```lua
local arr = crypto.utils.array
arr.fromString("ao") -- Array
arr.toString(arr.fromString("ao")) -- ao
arr.fromHex("616f") -- Array
arr.toHex(arr.fromHex("616f")) -- 616f
arr.concat(arr.fromString("a"), arr.fromString("o")) -- Array
arr.truncate(arr.fromString("ao"), 1) -- Array
arr.XOR(arr.fromString("a"), arr.fromString("o")) -- Array
arr.substitute(arr.fromString("a"), arr.fromString("o")) -- Array
arr.permute(arr.fromString("a"), arr.fromString("o")) -- Array
arr.copy(arr.fromString("ao")) -- Array
arr.slice(arr.fromString("ao"), 0, 1) -- Array
```
### `size`
Returns the size of the array.
- **Parameters:**
- `arr` (Array): The array to get the size of.
- **Returns:** The size of the array.
### `fromString`
Creates an array from a string.
- **Parameters:**
- `str` (string): The string to create the array from.
- **Returns:** The array created from the string.
### `toString`
Converts an array to a string.
- **Parameters:**
- `arr` (Array): The array to convert to a string.
- **Returns:** The array as a string.
### `fromStream`
Creates an array from a stream.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The stream to create the array from.
- **Returns:** The array created from the stream.
### `readFromQueue`
Reads data from a queue and stores it in the array.
- **Parameters:**
- `queue` (Queue): The queue to read data from.
- `size` (number): The size of the data to read.
- **Returns:** The array containing the data read from the queue.
### `writeToQueue`
Writes data from the array to a queue.
- **Parameters:**
- `queue` (Queue): The queue to write data to.
- `array` (Array): The array to write data from.
- **Returns:** None
### `toStream`
Converts an array to a stream.
- **Parameters:**
- `arr` (Array): The array to convert to a stream.
- **Returns:** (Stream) The array as a stream.
### `fromHex`
Creates an array from a hexadecimal string.
- **Parameters:**
- `hex` (string): The hexadecimal string to create the array from.
- **Returns:** The array created from the hexadecimal string.
### `toHex`
Converts an array to a hexadecimal string.
- **Parameters:**
- `arr` (Array): The array to convert to a hexadecimal string.
- **Returns:** The array as a hexadecimal string.
### `concat`
Concatenates two arrays.
- **Parameters:**
- `a` (Array): The array to concatenate with.
- `b` (Array): The array to concatenate.
- **Returns:** The concatenated array.
### `truncate`
Truncates an array to a given length.
- **Parameters:**
- `a` (Array): The array to truncate.
- `newSize` (number): The new size of the array.
- **Returns:** The truncated array.
### `XOR`
Performs a bitwise XOR operation on two arrays.
- **Parameters:**
- `a` (Array): The first array.
- `b` (Array): The second array.
- **Returns:** The result of the XOR operation.
### `substitute`
Creates a new array with keys of first array and values of second
- **Parameters:**
- `input` (Array): The array to substitute.
- `sbox` (Array): The array to substitute with.
- **Returns:** The substituted array.
### `permute`
Creates a new array with keys of second array
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`b` (Array): The array to concatenate.
- **Returns:** The concatenated array.
### `truncate`
Truncates an array to a given length.
- **Parameters:**
- `a` (Array): The array to truncate.
- `newSize` (number): The new size of the array.
- **Returns:** The truncated array.
### `XOR`
Performs a bitwise XOR operation on two arrays.
- **Parameters:**
- `a` (Array): The first array.
- `b` (Array): The second array.
- **Returns:** The result of the XOR operation.
### `substitute`
Creates a new array with keys of first array and values of second
- **Parameters:**
- `input` (Array): The array to substitute.
- `sbox` (Array): The array to substitute with.
- **Returns:** The substituted array.
### `permute`
Creates a new array with keys of second array and values of first array.
- **Parameters:**
- `input` (Array): The array to permute.
- `pbox` (Array): The array to permute with.
- **Returns:** The permuted array.
### `copy`
Creates a copy of an array.
- **Parameters:**
- `input` (Array): The array to copy.
- **Returns:** The copied array.
### `slice`
Creates a slice of an array.
- **Parameters:**
- `input` (Array): The array to slice.
- `start` (number): The start index of the slice.
- `stop` (number): The end index of the slice.
- **Returns:** The sliced array.
---
## Stream
Stream is a data structure that represents a sequence of bytes. It is used to store and manipulate data in a streaming fashion.
Example Usage:
```lua
local stream = crypto.utils.stream
local str = "ao"
local arr = {97, 111}
stream.fromString(str) -- Stream
stream.toString(stream.fromString(str)) -- ao
stream.fromArray(arr) -- Stream
stream.toArray(stream.fromArray(arr)) -- {97, 111}
stream.fromHex("616f") -- Stream
stream.toHex(stream.fromHex("616f")) -- 616f
```
### `fromString`
Creates a stream from a string.
- **Parameters:**
- `str` (string): The string to create the stream from.
- **Returns:** The stream created from the string.
### `toString`
Converts a stream to a string.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The stream to convert to a string.
- **Returns:** The stream as a string.
### `fromArray`
Creates a stream from an array.
- **Parameters:**
- `arr` (Array): The array to create the stream from.
- **Returns:** The stream created from the array.
### `toArray`
Converts a stream to an array.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The stream to convert to an array.
- **Returns:** The stream as an array.
### `fromHex`
Creates a stream from a hexadecimal string.
- **Parameters:**
- `hex` (string): The hexadecimal string to create the stream from.
- **Returns:** The stream created from the hexadecimal string.
### `toHex`
Converts a stream to a hexadecimal string.
- **Parameters:**
- `stream` (Stream): The stream to convert to a hexadecimal string.
- **Returns:** The stream as a hexadecimal string.
---
## Hex
Example Usage:
```lua
local hex = crypto.utils.hex
hex.hexToString("616f") -- ao
hex.stringToHex("ao") -- 616f
```
### `hexToString`
Converts a hexadecimal string to a string.
- **Parameters:**
- `hex` (string): The hexadecimal string to convert to a string.
- **Returns:** The hexadecimal string as a string.
### `stringToHex`
Converts a string to a hexadecimal string.
- **Parameters:**
- `str` (string): The string to convert to a hexadecimal string.
- **Returns:** The string as a hexadecimal string.
---
## Queue
Queue is a data structure that represents a sequence of elements. It is used to store and manipulate data in a first-in, first-out (FIFO) fashion.
Example Usage:
```lua
local q = crypto.utils.queue()
q.push(1)
q.push(2)
q.pop() -- 1
q.size() -- 1
q.getHead() -- 2
q.getTail() -- 2
q.reset()
```
### `push`
Pushes an element to the queue.
- **Parameters:**
- `queue` (Queue): The queue to push the element to.
- `element` (any): The element to push to the queue.
- **Returns:** None
### `pop`
Pops an element from the queue.
- **Parameters:**
- `queue` (Queue): The queue to pop the element from.
- `element` (any): The element to pop from the queue.
- **Returns:** The popped element.
### `size`
Returns the size of the queue.
- **Parameters:** None
- **Returns:** The size of the queue.
### `getHead`
Returns the head of the queue.
- **Parameters:** None
- **Returns:** The head of the queue.
### `getTail`
Returns the tail of the queue.
- **Parameters:** None
- **Returns:** The tail of the queue.
### `reset`
Resets the queue.
- **Parameters:** None
---
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# Spawning a Process
A deep dive into the concept of Processes can be found in the [ao Processes](../../concepts/processes.md) concept. This guide focuses on using ao connect to spawn a Process.
In order to spawn a Process you must have the TxID of an ao Module that has been uploaded to Arweave. The Module is the source code for the Process. The Process itself is an instantiation of that source.
You must also have the wallet address of a Scheduler Unit (SU). This specified SU will act as the scheduler for this Process. This means that all nodes in the system can tell that they need to read and write to this SU for this Process. You can use the address below.
### Wallet address of an available Scheduler
```lua
_GQ33BkPtZrqxA84vM8Zk-N2aO0toNNu_C-l-rawrBA
```
In addition, in order to receive messages from other processes an `Authority` tag must be supplied with the wallet address of an authorised Messaging Unit (MU).
### Wallet address of the legacynet MU
```lua
fcoN_xJeisVsPXA-trzVAuIiqO3ydLQxM-L4XbrQKzY
```
## Spawning a Process in NodeJS
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { createDataItemSigner, spawn } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const wallet = JSON.parse(
readFileSync("/path/to/arweave/wallet.json").toString(),
);
const processId = await spawn({
// The Arweave TxID of the ao Module
module: "module TxID",
// The Arweave wallet address of a Scheduler Unit
scheduler: "_GQ33BkPtZrqxA84vM8Zk-N2aO0toNNu_C-l-rawrBA",
// A signer function containing your wallet
signer: createDataItemSigner(wallet),
/*
Refer to a Processes' source code or documentation
for tags that may effect its computation.
*/
tags: [
{ name: "Authority", value: "fcoN_xJeisVsPXA-trzVAuIiqO3ydLQxM-L4XbrQKzY" },
{ name: "Another-Tag", value: "another-value" },
],
});
```
## Spawning a Process in a browser
```js
import { createDataItemSigner, spawn } from "@permaweb/ao-sdk";
const processId = await spawn({
// The Arweave TxID of the ao Module
module: "module TxID",
// The Arweave wallet address of a Scheduler Unit
scheduler: "_GQ33BkPtZrqxA84vM8Zk-N2aO0toNNu_C-l-rawrBA",
// A signer function containing your wallet
signer: createDataItemSigner(globalThis.arweaveWallet),
/*
Refer to a Processes' source code or documentation
for tags that may effect its computation.
*/
tags: [
{ name: "Authority", value: "fcoN_xJeisVsPXA-trzVAuIiqO3ydLQxM-L4XbrQKzY" },
{ name: "Another-Tag", value: "another-value" },
],
});
```
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# Monitoring Cron
When using cron messages, ao users need a way to start ingesting the messages, using this monitor method, ao users can initiate the subscription service for cron messages. Setting cron tags means that your process will start producing cron results in its outbox, but you need to monitor these results if you want messages from those results to be pushed through the network.
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { createDataItemSigner, monitor } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const wallet = JSON.parse(
readFileSync("/path/to/arweave/wallet.json").toString(),
);
const result = await monitor({
process: "process-id",
signer: createDataItemSigner(wallet),
});
```
You can stop monitoring by calling unmonitor
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { createDataItemSigner, unmonitor } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const wallet = JSON.parse(
readFileSync("/path/to/arweave/wallet.json").toString(),
);
const result = await unmonitor({
process: "process-id",
signer: createDataItemSigner(wallet),
});
```
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# Calling DryRun
DryRun is the process of sending a message object to a specific process and getting the Result object back, but the memory is not saved, it is perfect to create a read message to return the current value of memory. For example, a balance of a token, or a result of a transfer, etc. You can use DryRun to obtain an output without sending an actual message.
```js
import { createDataItemSigner, dryrun } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const result = await dryrun({
process: 'PROCESSID',
data: '',
tags: [{name: 'Action', value: 'Balance'},
anchor: '1234',
...rest are optional (Id, Owner, etc)
});
console.log(result.Messages[0]);
```
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# Installing ao connect
## Prerequisites
---
In order to install ao connect into your app you must have NodeJS/NPM 18 or higher.
<br>
## Installing
### npm
```sh
npm install --save @permaweb/aoconnect
```
### yarn
```sh
yarn add @permaweb/aoconnect -D
```
<br>
This module can now be used from NodeJS as well as a browser, it can be included as shown below.
#### ESM (Node & Browser) aka type: `module`
```js
import {
result,
results,
message,
spawn,
monitor,
unmonitor,
dryrun,
} from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
```
#### CJS (Node) type: `commonjs`
```js
const {
result,
results,
message,
spawn,
monitor,
unmonitor,
dryrun,
} = require("@permaweb/aoconnect");
```
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# Reading results from an ao Process
In ao, messages produce results which are made available by Compute Units (CU's). Results are JSON objects consisting of the following fields: messages, spawns, output and error.
Results are what the ao system uses to send messages and spawns that are generated by processes. A process can send a message just like you can as a developer, by returning messages and spawns in a result.
You may want to access a result to display the output generated by your message. Or you may want to see what messages etc., were generated. You do not need to take the messages and spawns from a result and send them yourself. They are automatically handled by Messenger Units (MU's). A call to `results` can also provide you paginated list of multiple results.
## Fetching a single result
```js
import { result } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
let { Messages, Spawns, Output, Error } = await result({
// the arweave TxID of the message
message: "message-id",
// the arweave TxID of the process
process: "process-id",
});
```
## Fetching a set of results
```js
import { results } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
// fetching the first page of results
let resultsOut = await results({
process: "process-id",
sort: "ASC",
limit: 25,
});
// calling more with a cursor
let resultsOut2 = await results({
process: "process-id",
from: resultsOut.edges?.[resultsOut.edges.length - 1]?.cursor ?? null,
sort: "ASC",
limit: 25,
});
```
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prev:
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link: "/guides/aoconnect/sending-messages"
next: false
---
# DataItem Signers
Every message sent to AO MUST be signed, aoconnect provides a helper function for signing messages or spawning new processes. This helper function `createDataItemSigner` is provided for arweave wallets. But you can create your own `Signer` instance too.
## What is a Wallet/Keyfile?
A wallet/keyfile is a public/private key pair that can be used to sign and encrypt data.
## What is an ao message/dataItem?
You often see the terms `message` and `dataItem` used interchangeably in the documentation, a message is a data-protocol type in ao that uses the dataItem specification to describe the messages intent. A dataItem is defined in the `ANS-104` bundle specification. A dataItem is the preferred format of storage for arweave bundles. A bundle is a collection of these signed dataItems. A message implements specific tags using the dataItem specification. When developers send messages to ao, they are publishing dataItems on arweave.
> 🎓 To learn more about messages [click here](/concepts/messages) and to learn more about ANS-104 dataItems [click here](https://specs.g8way.io/?tx=xwOgX-MmqN5_-Ny_zNu2A8o-PnTGsoRb_3FrtiMAkuw)
## What is a signer?
A signer is function that takes `data, tags, anchor, target` and returns an object of `id, binary` representing a signed dataItem. AO accepts arweave signers and ethereum signers. `createDataItemSigner` is a helper function that can take an arweave keyfile or a browser instance of an arweave wallet usually located in the global scope of the browser, when I user connects to a wallet using an extension or html app.
## Examples
arweave keyfile
> NOTE: if you do not have a wallet keyfile you can create one using `npx -y @permaweb/wallet > wallet.json`
```js
import * as WarpArBundles from "warp-arbundles";
const pkg = WarpArBundles.default ? WarpArBundles.default : WarpArBundles;
const { createData, ArweaveSigner } = pkg;
function createDataItemSigner(wallet) {
const signer = async ({ data, tags, target, anchor }) => {
const signer = new ArweaveSigner(wallet);
const dataItem = createData(data, signer, { tags, target, anchor });
return dataItem.sign(signer).then(async () => ({
id: await dataItem.id,
raw: await dataItem.getRaw(),
}));
};
return signer;
}
```
arweave browser extension
> NOTE: This implementation works with [ArweaveWalletKit](https://docs.arweavekit.com/wallets/wallet-kit), [ArConnect](https://www.arconnect.io/), and [Arweave.app](https://jfbeats.github.io/ArweaveWalletConnector/)
```js
import { Buffer } from "buffer/index.js";
import * as WarpArBundles from "warp-arbundles";
if (!globalThis.Buffer) globalThis.Buffer = Buffer;
const { DataItem } = WarpArBundles;
function createDataItemSigner(arweaveWallet) {
/**
* createDataItem can be passed here for the purposes of unit testing
* with a stub
*/
const signer = async ({
data,
tags,
target,
anchor,
createDataItem = (buf) => new DataItem(buf),
}) => {
/**
* signDataItem interface according to ArweaveWalletConnector
*
* https://github.com/jfbeats/ArweaveWalletConnector/blob/7c167f79cd0cf72b6e32e1fe5f988a05eed8f794/src/Arweave.ts#L46C23-L46C23
*/
const view = await arweaveWallet.signDataItem({
data,
tags,
target,
anchor,
});
const dataItem = createDataItem(Buffer.from(view));
return {
id: await dataItem.id,
raw: await dataItem.getRaw(),
};
};
return signer;
}
```
ethereum key
```js
import { EthereumSigner, createData } from "@dha-team/arbundles";
function createDataItemSigner(wallet) {
const signer = async ({ data, tags, target, anchor }) => {
const signer = new EthereumSigner(wallet);
const dataItem = createData(data, signer, { tags, target, anchor });
return dataItem.sign(signer).then(async () => ({
id: await dataItem.id,
raw: await dataItem.getRaw(),
}));
};
return signer;
}
```
## Summary
Using the signer function developers can control how dataItems are signed without having to share the signing process with aoconnect.
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# aoconnect
ao connect is a Javascript/Typescript library to interact with the system from Node JS or the browser.
Guides in this section provide snippets on how to utilize ao connect. All snippets are written in Javascript but should translate easily to Typescript.
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# Sending a Message to a Process
A deep dive into the concept of Messages can be found in the [ao Messages](../../concepts/messages.md) concept. This guide focuses on using ao connect to send a message to a process.
Sending a message is the central way in which your app can interact with ao. A message is input to a process. There are 5 parts of a message that you can specify which are "target", "data", "tags", "anchor", and finally the messages "signature".
Refer to your process module's source code or documentation to see how the message is used in its computation. The ao connect library will translate the parameters you pass it in the code below, construct a message, and send it.
> 🎓 To Learn more about Wallets visit the [Permaweb Cookbook](https://cookbook.g8way.io/concepts/keyfiles-and-wallets.html)
## Sending a Message in NodeJS
> Need a test wallet, use `npx -y @permaweb/wallet > /path/to/wallet.json` to create a wallet keyfile.
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { message, createDataItemSigner } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const wallet = JSON.parse(
readFileSync("/path/to/arweave/wallet.json").toString(),
);
// The only 2 mandatory parameters here are process and signer
await message({
/*
The arweave TxID of the process, this will become the "target".
This is the process the message is ultimately sent to.
*/
process: "process-id",
// Tags that the process will use as input.
tags: [
{ name: "Your-Tag-Name-Here", value: "your-tag-value" },
{ name: "Another-Tag", value: "another-value" },
],
// A signer function used to build the message "signature"
signer: createDataItemSigner(wallet),
/*
The "data" portion of the message
If not specified a random string will be generated
*/
data: "any data",
})
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error);
```
## Sending a Message in a browser
> New to building permaweb apps check out the [Permaweb Cookbook](https://cookbook.arweave.net)
```js
import { message, createDataItemSigner } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
// The only 2 mandatory parameters here are process and signer
await message({
/*
The arweave TxID of the process, this will become the "target".
This is the process the message is ultimately sent to.
*/
process: "process-id",
// Tags that the process will use as input.
tags: [
{ name: "Your-Tag-Name-Here", value: "your-tag-value" },
{ name: "Another-Tag", value: "another-value" },
],
// A signer function used to build the message "signature"
signer: createDataItemSigner(globalThis.arweaveWallet),
/*
The "data" portion of the message.
If not specified a random string will be generated
*/
data: "any data",
})
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error);
```
If you would like to learn more about signers, [click here](signers)
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# Connecting to specific ao nodes
When including ao connect in your code you have the ability to connect to a specific MU and CU, as well as being able to specify an Arweave gateway. This can be done by importing the "connect" function and extracting the functions from a call to the "connect" function.
You may want to do this if you want to know which MU is being called when you send your message so that later you can debug from the specified MU. You also may want to read a result from a specific CU. You may in fact just prefer a particular MU and CU for a different reason. You can specify the gateway in order to use something other than the default, which is arweave.net.
## Importing without a call to connect
```js
// Here aoconnect will implicitly use the default nodes/units
import {
result,
results,
message,
spawn,
monitor,
unmonitor,
dryrun,
} from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
```
## Connecting to a specific MU, CU, and gateway
```js
import { connect } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const { result, results, message, spawn, monitor, unmonitor, dryrun } = connect(
{
MU_URL: "https://mu.ao-testnet.xyz",
CU_URL: "https://cu.ao-testnet.xyz",
GATEWAY_URL: "https://arweave.net",
},
);
// now spawn, message, and result can be used the same way as if they were imported directly
```
<br>
<strong>All three of these parameters to connect are optional and it is valid to specify only 1 or 2 of them, or none. You could pass in just the MU_URL, for example.</strong>
```js
import { connect } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const { result, results, message, spawn, monitor, unmonitor, dryrun } = connect(
{
MU_URL: "https://ao-mu-1.onrender.com",
},
);
```
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# Sending an Assignment to a Process
Assignments can be used to load Data from another Message into a Process. Or to not duplicate Messages. You can create one Message and then assign it to any number of processes. This will make it available to the Processes you have sent an Assignment to.
## Sending an Assignment in NodeJS
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { assign } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
await assign({
process: "process-id",
message: "message-id",
})
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error);
```
## Excluding DataItem fields
You can also exclude most DataItem fields which will tell the CU not to load them into your process. You may want to do this if you need only the header data like the Tags and not the Data itself etc... If you exclude the Owner it wont have any effect because the CU requires the Owner, so excluding Owner will be ignored by the CU. Only capitalized DataItem/Message fields will have an effect in the CU.
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { assign } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
await assign({
process: "process-id",
message: "message-id",
exclude: ["Data", "Anchor"],
})
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error);
```
## Assigning L1 Transactions
You can also assign a layer 1 transaction by passing the baseLayer param into assign. This is useful for minting tokens etc... using the base layer. By default, if the L1 tx does not have at least 20 confirmations the SU will reject it. This can be changed by setting the `Settlement-Depth` tag to a different number on the Process when it is created.
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { assign } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
await assign({
process: "process-id",
message: "layer 1 tx id",
baseLayer: true,
})
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error);
```
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# AO Dev-Cli 0.1
The AO dev-cli is a tool that is used to build ao wasm modules, the first versions of the tool only supported lua as the embedded language or c based module. With this release developers now can add any pure c or cpp module to their wasm builds. This opens the door for many different innovations from indexers to languages.
## Install
> [!Warning] Requirements
> Docker is required: https://docker.com
```shell
curl -L https://install_ao.g8way.io | sh
```
## Start a project
```shell
ao init [project-name]
```
## Build a project
```shell
cd [project-name]
ao build
```
## Deploy a project
> [!Warning] Requirements
> You will need an arweave keyfile, you can create a local one using this command `npx -y @permaweb/wallet > wallet.json`
```shell
ao publish -w [path_to_wallet] [path_to_wasm]
```
## Configuration
To customize your build process, create a `config.yml` file in the root directory of your project. This file will modify your settings during the build.
### Configuration Options:
- **`preset`**: Selects default values for `stack_size`, `initial_memory`, and `maximum_memory`. For available presets, see [Config Presets](#config-presets). _(Default: `md`)_
- **`stack_size`**: Specifies the stack size, overriding the value from the preset. Must be a multiple of 64. _(Default: `32MB`)_
- **`initial_memory`**: Defines the initial memory size, overriding the preset value. Must be larger than `stack_size` and a multiple of 64. _(Default: `48MB`)_
- **`maximum_memory`**: Sets the maximum memory size, overriding the preset value. Must be larger than `stack_size` and a multiple of 64. _(Default: `256MB`)_
- **`extra_compile_args`**: Provides additional compilation commands for `emcc`. _(Default: `[]`)_
- **`keep_js`**: By default, the generated `.js` file is deleted since AO Loader uses predefined versions. Set this to `true` if you need to retain the `.js` file. _(Default: `false`)_
## Libraries
Starting with version 0.1.3, you can integrate external libraries into your project. To do this, follow these guidelines:
### Adding Libraries
1. **Create a `libs` Directory**: At the root of your project, create a directory named `/libs`. This is where you'll place your library files.
2. **Place Your Library Files**: Copy or move your compiled library files (e.g., `.a`, `.so`, `.o`, `.dylib`, etc.) into the `/libs` directory.
> [!NOTE]
> Ensure that all library files are compiled using `emcc` to ensure compatibility with your project.
> [!IMPORTANT]
> More details to come including an example project...
### Example Directory Structure
```
project-root/
│
├── libs/
│ ├── libexample.a
│ ├── libanother.so
│ └── libmore.o
│
├── process.lua
├── ao.lua
│
└── config.yml
```
### Using Libraries in Your Code
After adding the library files to the `/libs` directory, you need to link against these libraries in your project. This often involves specifying the library path and names in your build scripts or configuration files. For example:
- **For C/C++ Projects**: You can just include any header files placed in the libs folder as the libs with be automatically built into your module.
- **For Lua Projects**: Depending on how your build your libraries and if you compiled them with Lua bindings you can just require the libs in your lua files. `markdown = require('markdown')`
> [!IMPORTANT]
> More details to come...
## Lua Build Example
To create and build a Lua project, follow these steps:
```sh
ao init -l lua [project-name]
cd [project-name]
ao build
```
## C Build Example
To create and build a C project, follow these steps:
```sh
ao init -l c [project-name]
cd [project-name]
ao build
```
## Config Presets
Here are the predefined configuration presets:
```js
'xs': {
'stack_size': 8388608, // 8mb
'initial_memory': 16777216, // 16mb
'maximum_memory': 67108864 // 64mb
},
'sm': {
'stack_size': 16777216, // 16mb
'initial_memory': 33554432, // 32mb
'maximum_memory': 134217728 // 128mb
},
'md': {
'stack_size': 33554432, // 32mb
'initial_memory': 50331648, // 48mb
'maximum_memory': 268435456 // 256mb
},
'lg': {
'stack_size': 50331648, // 48mb
'initial_memory': 67108864, // 64mb
'maximum_memory': 268435456 // 256mb
},
'xl': {
'stack_size': 67108864, // 64mb
'initial_memory': 100663296, // 96mb
'maximum_memory': 536870912 // 512mb
},
'xxl': {
'stack_size': 100663296, // 96mb
'initial_memory': 134217728, // 128mb
'maximum_memory': 4294967296 // 4096mb
},
```
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# ao Specs
### What is `ao`?
The `ao` computer is the [actor oriented](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor_model) machine that emerges from the network of nodes that adhere to its core data protocol, running on the [Arweave](https://arweave.org) network. This document gives a brief introduction to the protocol and its functionality, as well as its technical details, such that builders can create new implementations and services that integrate with it.
The `ao` computer is a single, unified computing environment (a [Single System Image](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_system_image)), hosted on a heterogenous set of nodes in a distributed network. `ao` is designed to offer an environment in which an arbitrary number of parallel processes can be resident, coordinating through an open message passing layer. This message passing standard connects the machine's independently operating processes together into a 'web' -- in the same way that websites operate on independent servers but are conjoined into a cohesive, unified experience via hyperlinks.
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# A whistle stop tour of Lua.
Before we can explore ao in greater depth, let's take a moment to learn the basics of Lua: your companion for commanding aos processes.
Lua is a simple language with few surprises. If you know Javascript, it will feel like a simplified, purer version. If you are learning from-scratch, it will seem like a tiny language that focuses on the important stuff: Clean computation with sane syntax.
In this section we will cover the basics of Lua in just a few minutes. If you already know Lua, jump right through to the [next chapter]()
## Jumping back into your aos process.
For the purpose of this tutorial, we will be assuming that you have already completed the [getting started](/welcome/getting-started) guide. If not, complete that first.
If you logged out of your process, you can always re-open it by running `aos` on your command line, optionally specifying your key file with `--wallet [location]`.
## Basic Lua expressions.
In the remainder of this primer we will quickly run through Lua's core features and syntax.
Try out on the examples on your aos process as you go, or skip them if they are intuitive to you.
- **Basic arithmetic**: Try some basic arithmetic, like `5 + 3`. After processing, you will see the result `8`. `+`, `-`, `*`, `/`, and `^` all work as you might expect. `%` is the symbol that Lua uses for modulus.
- **Setting variables**: Type `a = 10` and press enter. This sets the variable `a` to 10. By convention (not enforced by the language), global variables start with a capital letter in Lua (for example `Handlers`).
- **Using variables**: Now type `a * 2`. You will see `20` returned on the command line.
- **String concatenation**: Say hello to yourself by executing `"Hello, " .. ao.id`.
::: info
Note that while global variables conventionally start with a capital letter in Lua, this is not enforced by the language. For example, the `ao` module is a global variable that was intentionally lowercased for stylistic purposes.
:::
## Experimenting with conditional statements.
- **If-Else**: Like most programming languages, Lua uses if-else blocks to conditionally execute code.
In your aos process, type `.editor` and press enter. This will open an in-line text editor within your command-line interface.
```lua
aos_coolness = 9001
if aos_coolness > 9000 then
return "aos has a coolness level over 9000!"
else
return "Oh. 🤷"
end
```
Once you are finished editing on your terminal, type `.done` on a new line and press enter. This will terminate edit mode and submit the expression to your process for evaluation.
As a result, you will see that aos coolness is >9,000 cool. Good to know.
`if` statements in Lua can also have additional `elseif [condition] then` blocks, making conditional execution hierarchies easier.
## Looping in Lua.
There are a few different ways to loop in your code in Lua. Here are our favorites:
- **While loops**:
Start by initializing your counter to zero by typing `n = 0` and pressing enter.
Then open the inline editor again with `.editor` .
```lua
while n < 5 do
n = n + 1
end
```
Type `.done` on a new line to execute the while loop. You can check the result of the loop by simply running `n`.
- **For loops**:
Lua can also execute python-style `for` loops between a set of values. For example, use the `.editor` to enter the following code block:
```lua
for m = 1, 100 do
n = n + m
end
```
Request the new value of the variable by running `n` again.
## Getting functional.
- **Define a function**:
Using the `.editor` once again, submit the following lines:
```lua
function greeting(name)
return "Hello, " .. name
end
```
Lua also has 'anonymous' or 'higher order' functions. These essentially allow you to use functions themselves as if they are normal data -- to be passed as arguments to other functions, etc. The following example defines an anonymous function and is equivalent to the above:
```lua
greeting =
function(name)
return "Hello, " .. name
end
```
- **Calling the function**: Call the function with `greeting("Earthling")`. aos will return `"Hello, Earthling"`.
::: info
Handlers in ao commonly utilize anonymous functions. When using `Handlers.add()`, the third argument is an anonymous function in the form `function(msg) ... end`. This is a key pattern you'll see frequently when working with ao processes.
:::
## Defining deep objects with tables.
Tables are Lua's only compound data structure. They map `keys` to `values`, but can also be used like traditional arrays.
- **Create a simple table**: Type `ao_is = {"hyper", "parallel", "compute"}`to create a simple table.
- **Accessing the table's elements**: Access an element with `ao_is[2]`. aos will return `parallel`. Note: Indices in Lua start from 1!
- **Count a table's elements**: The size of a table in Lua is found with the operator `#`. For example, running `#ao_is` will return `3`.
- **Set a named element**: Type `ao_is["cool"] = true` to add a new named key to the table. Named elements can also be accessed with the `.` operator (e.g. `ao_is.cool`), but only if the key is a valid identifier - for other keys like `"my key"`, use brackets.
## Lua Wats.
aos uses Lua because it is a simple, clean language that most experienced programmers can learn very quickly, and is an increasingly popular first programming language, too, thanks to its use in video games like Roblox.
Nonetheless, there are a few things about the language that are prone to trip up rookie Lua builders. Tastes may vary, but here is our exhaustive list of Lua [wat](https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat)s:
- **Remember:** Table indexing starts from 1 not 0!
- **Remember:** 'Not equals' is expressed with `~=`, rather than `!=` or similar.
- **Remember:** Objects in Lua are called 'tables', rather than their more common names.
## Let's go!
With this in mind, you now know everything you need in order to build awesome decentralized processes with Lua! In the next chapter we will begin to build parallel processes with Lua and aos.
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# Concepts
This section explains the core concepts and architecture behind AO, helping you understand how the system works at a fundamental level.
## System Architecture
AO is built on a few fundamental principles that form its foundation:
- **Two core types**: Messages and Processes - the basic building blocks of the AO ecosystem
- **No shared state, only Holographic State** - a unique approach to distributed computing
- **Decentralized Computer (Grid)** - enabling truly distributed applications
## Core Components
Explore these foundational concepts to gain a deeper understanding of AO:
- [How it Works](how-it-works) - An overview of AO's architecture and how the different parts interact
- [Processes](processes) - Learn about processes, the computational units in AO
- [Messages](messages) - Understand the messaging system that enables communication
- [Evaluation](eval) - Discover how code execution works in the AO environment
- [Units](units) - Learn about the computational units that power the AO network
## Technical Foundations
- [Specifications](specs) - Detailed technical specifications for the AO protocol
## Getting Started
- [Meet Lua](lua) - Introduction to Lua, the programming language used in AO
- [AO System Tour](tour) - A guided tour of the AO system and its capabilities
## Navigation
Use the sidebar to navigate between concept topics. Each document provides in-depth information about a specific aspect of AO.
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# Processes
Processes possess the capability to engage in communication via message passing, both receiving and dispatching messages within the network. Additionally, they hold the potential to instantiate further processes, enhancing the network's computational fabric. This dynamic method of data dissemination and interaction within the network is referred to as a 'holographic state', underpinning the shared and persistent state of the network.
When building a Process with `aos` you have the ability to add `handlers`, these handlers can be added by calling the `Handlers.add` function, passing a "name", a "match" function, and a "handle" function.
The core module contains a helper library that gets injected into the handler function, this library is called `ao`.
```lua
{
env = {
Process = {
Id = "5WzR7rJCuqCKEq02WUPhTjwnzllLjGu6SA7qhYpcKRs",
Owner = "_r9LpP4FtClpsGX3TOohubyaeb0IQTZZMcxQ24tTsGo",
Tags = {...}
},
Module = {
Id = "UAUszdznoUPQvXRbrFuIIH6J0N_LnJ1h4Trej28UgrE",
Owner = "_r9LpP4FtClpsGX3TOohubyaeb0IQTZZMcxQ24tTsGo",
Tags = {...}
}
},
id = "5WzR7rJCuqCKEq02WUPhTjwnzllLjGu6SA7qhYpcKRs",
isTrusted = "function: 0x5468d0",
result = "function: 0x547120",
send = "function: 0x547618",
spawn = "function: 0x5468b0"
}
```
The main functions to look at in this `ao` helper is
- ao.send(Message) - sends a message to a process
- ao.spawn(Module, Message) - creates a new process
## Ethereum Signed Process or Module
For an `ao` `Process` or `Module`, if the [ANS-104 DataItem](https://specs.g8way.io/?tx=xwOgX-MmqN5_-Ny_zNu2A8o-PnTGsoRb_3FrtiMAkuw) was signed using Ethereum keys,
then the value in the `env.Process.Owner` or `env.Module.Owner` field, respectively, will be the
[EIP-55](https://github.com/ethereum/ercs/blob/master/ERCS/erc-55.md) Ethereum address of the signer.
For example: `0xfB6916095ca1df60bB79Ce92cE3Ea74c37c5d359`
## ao.send Example
```lua
ao.send({
Target = Chatroom,
Action = "Broadcast",
Data = "Hello from my Process!"
})
```
## ao.spawn Example
```lua
ao.spawn(ao.env.Module.Id, {
["Memory-Limit"] = "500-mb",
["Compute-Limit"] = "900000000000000000"
})
```
## ao.env
> NOTE: `ao.env` is important context data that you may need as a developer creating processes.
The `ao.env` property contains the `Process` and `Module` Reference Objects
```lua
env = {
Process = {
Id = "5WzR7rJCuqCKEq02WUPhTjwnzllLjGu6SA7qhYpcKRs",
Owner = "_r9LpP4FtClpsGX3TOohubyaeb0IQTZZMcxQ24tTsGo",
Tags = {...}
},
Module = {
Id = "UAUszdznoUPQvXRbrFuIIH6J0N_LnJ1h4Trej28UgrE",
Owner = "_r9LpP4FtClpsGX3TOohubyaeb0IQTZZMcxQ24tTsGo",
Tags = {...}
}
}
```
Both the `Process` and the `Module` contain the attributes of the `ao` Data-Protocol.
## Summary
Processes in the network communicate through message passing and can create new processes, contributing to a 'holographic state' of shared and persistent data. Developers can build a Process using `aos` by adding handlers through the `Handlers.add` function with specific name, match, and handle functions. The `ao` helper library within the core module aids in this process, providing functions like `ao.send` to dispatch messages and `ao.spawn` to create new modules, as well as the important `ao.env` property which contains essential Process and Module information. The `ao` Data-Protocol outlines the structure and attributes of these elements.
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# aos Brief Tour
Welcome to a quick tour of aos! This tutorial will walk you through the key global functions and variables available in the aos environment, giving you a foundational understanding of how to interact with and utilize aos effectively.
## 1. Introduction to Inbox
- **What It Is**: `Inbox` is a Lua table that stores all messages received by your process but not yet handled.
- **How to Use**: Check `Inbox` to see incoming messages. Iterate through `Inbox[x]` to process these messages.
## 2. Sending Messages with Send(Message)
- **Functionality**: `Send(Message)` is a global function to send messages to other processes.
- **Usage Example**: `Send({Target = "...", Data = "Hello, Process!"})` sends a message with the data "Hello, Process!" to a specified process.
## 3. Creating Processes with Spawn(Module, Message)
- **Purpose**: Use `Spawn(Module, Message)` to create new processes.
- **Example**: `Spawn("MyModule", {Data = "Start"})` starts a new process using "MyModule" with the provided message.
## 4. Understanding Name and Owner
- **Name**: A string set during initialization, representing the process's name.
- **Owner**: Indicates the owner of the process. Changing this might restrict your ability to interact with your process.
- **Important Note**: Treat these as read-only to avoid issues.
## 5. Utilizing Handlers
- **What They Are**: `Handlers` is a table of helper functions for creating message handlers.
- **Usage**: Define handlers in `Handlers` to specify actions for different incoming messages based on pattern matching.
## 6. Data Representation with Dump
- **Function**: `Dump` converts any Lua table into a print-friendly format.
- **How to Use**: Useful for debugging or viewing complex table structures. Example: `Dump(Inbox)` prints the contents of `Inbox`.
## 7. Leveraging Utils Module
- **Contents**: Utils contains a collection of functional utilities like`map`, `reduce`, and `filter`.
- **Usage**: Great for data manipulation and functional programming patterns in Lua. For example, `Utils.map(myTable, function(x) return x * 2 end)` to double the values in a table.
## 8. Exploring the ao Core Library
- **Description**: `ao` is a core module that includes key functions for message handling and process management.
- **Key Features**: Includes functions for sending messages (`send`) and spawning processes (`spawn`), along with environment variables.
## Conclusion
This brief tour introduces you to the primary globals and functionalities within the aos environment. With these tools at your disposal, you can create and manage processes, handle messages, and utilize Lua's capabilities to build efficient and responsive applications on the aos platform. Experiment with these features to get a deeper understanding and to see how they can be integrated into your specific use cases. Happy coding in aos!
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# Eval
Each AO process includes an onboard `Eval` handler that evaluates any new code it receives. This handler determines the appropriate action for the code and verifies that the message originates from the process owner.
The `Eval` handler can also be manually triggered to evaluate the `Data` field from an incoming message. When you use the `.load` function to load a file into a process, it relies on the `Eval` handler to evaluate the file’s content under the hood.
## Sending an Eval Message in NodeJS
```js
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { message, createDataItemSigner } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
const wallet = JSON.parse(
readFileSync("/path/to/arweave/wallet.json").toString(),
);
await message({
// The arweave TxID of the process, this will become the "target".
process: "process-ID", // Replace with the actual process ID
// Tagging the Eval Action so the receiving process evaluates and adds the new Handler from the Data field.
tags: [
{ name: "Action", value: "Eval" },
{
name: "Data",
value: 'Handlers.add("ping", Handlers.utils.reply("pong"))',
},
],
// A signer function used to build the message "signature"
signer: createDataItemSigner(wallet),
})
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error);
```
## Sending an Eval Message in a Browser
```js
import { message, createDataItemSigner } from "@permaweb/aoconnect";
await message({
// The arweave TxID of the process, this will become the "target".
process: "process-ID", // Replace with the actual process ID
// Tagging the Eval Action so the receiving process evaluates and adds the new Handler from the Data field.
tags: [
{ name: "Action", value: "Eval" },
{
name: "Data",
value: 'Handlers.add("ping", Handlers.utils.reply("pong"))',
},
],
// A signer function used to build the message "signature"
signer: createDataItemSigner(globalThis.arweaveWallet),
})
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error);
```
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# Units
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