QubicNodeClient

The @qubiq/core/node module exports QubicNodeClient, mirroring the official node’s capabilities with an SDK-friendly API.

Unified API

import { QubicNodeClient } from "@qubiq/core";

const node = new QubicNodeClient({
  liveBaseUrl: process.env.LIVE_URL,
  queryServiceBaseUrl: process.env.QUERY_URL,
});

const { tickInfo } = await node.getTickInfo();
const balance = await node.getBalance("SUZ...");
const transactions = await node.getTransactionsForIdentity({ identity: "SUZ...", limit: 25 });

• Automatic client construction (unless you inject custom instances).
• Methods map 1:1 to the HTTP clients underneath, so typing stays consistent.

Wallet watchers baked in

const watcher = node.watchWallet("SUZ...", { pollIntervalMs: 2_000 });
watcher.on("balanceChanged", ({ identity, current }) => {
  console.log(identity, current.balance);
});
await watcher.start();

This is handy when exposing watch APIs from your own SDK without re-creating the watcher wiring.

Proposal coordination

const coordinator = node.createProposalCoordinator(source);
await coordinator.sync();

Use it to ingest remote proposal registries (CCF contract, GitHub JSON, etc.), apply workflows, and publish digests to your apps.

Swappable dependencies

Works with automation runtimes

Feed a QubicNodeClient into the automation runtime, transaction queue, or monitoring stack to keep your orchestration logic thin while still covering everything the public node does.