@beblurt/dblurt
Build modern dApps on the Blurt blockchain with a single JavaScript and TypeScript SDK.
@beblurt/dblurt is a JavaScript and TypeScript SDK for building applications on the Blurt Social Blockchain.
Whether you're building a web3 dApp, a social application, a dashboard, an automation tool, a wallet workflow or an AI integration, @beblurt/dblurt provides a modern, typed and practical foundation for interacting with the Blurt ecosystem.
New to Blurt? Discover the Blurt Social Blockchain at https://blurt.blog/**.
Want to see @beblurt/dblurt in production? BeBlurt (https://beblurt.com/**) is a complete social application built with the SDK and demonstrates how it can power a real-world Blurt experience.
[!TIP] Start here: New to
@beblurt/dblurt? Begin with the Getting started guide. In just a few minutes you'll make your first call to the Blurt blockchain!
🤖 AI-friendly developer experience
@beblurt/dblurt is designed to work naturally with modern AI coding assistants.
The repository includes curated AI context, executable examples, validated documentation and a complete API reference to help assistants generate more accurate code, explanations and integrations.
Whether you use Claude Code, Hermes, Codex, ChatGPT or another coding assistant, the SDK is structured to make AI-assisted development more reliable.
At a glance
| If you want to… | dblurt helps you… | Continue with… |
|---|---|---|
| Build a Blurt dApp | connect application code to Blurt blockchain data and actions | Getting started |
| Create social or community features | load posts, profiles, communities, notifications and referrals | Use social data |
| Build dashboards, bots or indexers | read accounts, blocks, operations, witnesses and chain properties | Read chain data |
| Make apps resilient | configure multiple endpoints and fail over when one node is unavailable | RPC endpoints and failover |
| Add transactions safely | prepare, sign and broadcast when your app is ready for side effects | Broadcast safely |
| Work in modern app stacks | use TypeScript-friendly helpers in Node.js and browser integrations | Runtime and browser |
Install
npm install @beblurt/dblurt
Runtime support is defined by package metadata and validated in CI. See Compatibility for the current support model.
Try it safely
The fastest useful test is a blockchain query. It confirms your app can reach Blurt, use endpoint failover and read current chain state without a private key.
import { Client } from '@beblurt/dblurt';
const client = new Client([
'https://rpc.blurt.blog',
'https://rpc.beblurt.com',
'https://blurt-rpc.saboin.com'
], {
timeout: 15_000,
failoverThreshold: 3
});
const props = await client.condenser.getDynamicGlobalProperties();
console.log({
head: props.head_block_number,
irreversible: props.last_irreversible_block_num,
time: props.time
});
[!IMPORTANT] This example is intentionally blockchain query. It does not use a private key and does not broadcast a transaction. Read Broadcast safely before adding side effects.
Main SDK surfaces
| Surface | Use it for | Continue with… |
|---|---|---|
client.condenser | common Blurt chain reads: accounts, content, witnesses and chain properties | Read chain data |
client.database | appbase database API calls | API reference |
client.accountHistory | account operations and virtual operation history | API reference |
client.blockchain | block ranges, streams and operation iteration | Recipes |
client.nexus | posts, communities, profiles, notifications and referrals | Use social data |
client.read | higher-level account, witness, vote and social summaries | Read account summary |
client.broadcast | preparing, signing and broadcasting transactions | Broadcast safely |
| operation builders | constructing posts, replies, follows, reblogs, community actions and custom JSON | Build post operation |
| crypto and utilities | keys, signatures, assets, vote calculations, VESTS conversion and memo helpers | API reference |
Ready to go further?
The README is only the starting point.
Whether you want to understand the Blurt blockchain, build your first dApp, explore recipes, browse the API or learn safe transaction workflows, you'll find the complete developer documentation at:
➡️ https://dblurt.beblurt.com/**
Start with the Getting started guide, then follow the learning path that matches what you want to build.
Examples
The repository includes executable examples with metadata and validation status.
- Recipes for task-oriented walkthroughs
- Examples catalog
- Node.js examples
- TypeScript example
- Browser example
For browser integrations, use Runtime and browser. For quick CDN experiments only, https://unpkg.com/@beblurt/dblurt@latest/dist/dblurt.js is available; pin a package version for production CDN use.
Community and support
Need help or want to discuss an integration?
- Join the Blurt Discord: https://discord.blurt.blog/
Want to follow the project and the Blurt developer ecosystem?
- Visit the Dev on Blurt community: https://beblurt.com/community/blurt-101010
Found a bug or have a feature request?
- Open an issue on GitLab using the provided templates.
Looking for the complete documentation?
- Visit https://dblurt.beblurt.com/**
Contributing
Contributions are welcome: bug fixes, examples, documentation improvements, tests and carefully scoped SDK changes all help the project.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a merge request. It explains the contribution workflow, validation commands, documentation expectations and how to write useful issues.
Security
Security matters for every blockchain application.
Please read SECURITY.md for our security policy, responsible disclosure process and maintainer expectations before reporting security-related issues.
Changelog
Looking for recent changes or upgrading from an earlier version?
See CHANGELOG.md for release history and migration notes.
Maintainer
Maintained by @nalexadre, Blurt blockchain Top 20 Witness.
License
This package currently declares BSD-3-Clause-No-Military-License in package.json. See LICENSE for the full license text.