Subscription Methods

Subscription methods of Azoth SDK for managing subscriptions to creators, platforms, or services.

subscribe()

Creates a new subscription.

async subscribe(
  author: string, 
  amount: number | bigint,
  period: RatePeriod = RatePeriod.MONTH,
  projectId: number
): Promise<ethers.TransactionResponse>

Parameters:

  • author: The address of the creator or platform to subscribe to

  • amount: The amount of tokens for the subscription period

  • period (optional): Subscription period (default: RatePeriod.MONTH)

  • projectId: The project ID associated with the subscription

Returns:

  • An ethers.js TransactionResponse object

Example:

const creatorAddress = '0x...';
const tx = await azoth.subscribe(creatorAddress, 10, RatePeriod.MONTH, 0);
await tx.wait();

subscribeBySig()

Creates a subscription transaction that can be signed off-chain and executed by anyone.

Parameters:

  • author: The address of the creator or platform

  • amount: The amount of tokens for the subscription period

  • period (optional): Subscription period (default: RatePeriod.MONTH)

  • projectId: The project ID associated with the subscription

  • deadline: Timestamp after which the transaction cannot be executed

Returns:

  • An ethers.js TransactionResponse object

Example:

unsubscribe()

Cancel subscription.

Parameters:

  • author: The address of the creator or platform to unsubscribe from

Returns:

  • An ethers.js TransactionResponse object

Example:

unsubscribeBySig()

Creates an unsubscribe transaction that can be signed off-chain and executed by anyone.

Parameters:

  • author: The address of the creator or platform

  • deadline: Timestamp after which the transaction cannot be executed

Returns:

  • An ethers.js TransactionResponse object

Example:

getSubscriptions()

Gets all subscriptions for an account.

Parameters:

  • account (optional): The address to get subscriptions for. If not provided, uses the connected signer’s address.

Returns:

  • Array of Subscription objects, each containing:

    • recipient: The address receiving the subscription

    • incomeRate: Rate at which the recipient is receiving tokens (raw format)

    • outgoingRate: Rate at which the subscriber is paying tokens (raw format)

    • projectId: The project ID associated with the subscription

Note: incomeRate and outgoingRate are per-second raw blockchain values. UseutiUtilitiesto convert to human-readable values (e.g., monthly).

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