Build your first TASRA app
TASRA lets your application use a shared signing or encryption key without keeping the whole key on one server. Your app decides who may use it.
Start with a small TypeScript project. Connect to a network, create one slot, and learn how to read and manage it. Then add users and use the slot in an application.
Learn in order
Section titled “Learn in order”| Step | What you will do |
|---|---|
| 1. Understand the basics | Learn what a slot is and who controls it. |
| 2. Connect to TASRA | Install the SDK and load a public network manifest. |
| 3. Create your first slot | Create a signing slot with your own account. |
| 4. Fund your slot | Buy TSRA and deposit usage credit before protected operations. |
| 5. Read your slot | Check its key and status. |
| 6. Control access | Understand identities, credentials and permissions. |
| 7. Sign or encrypt | Use the slot with a credential. |
| 8. Manage your slot | Renew its lease; cancel it when you are finished. |
After your first slot
Section titled “After your first slot”Build a shared Ethereum account, private notes or a document-signing app. Each tutorial explains its additional requirements.
For AI-assisted development, use skills and example prompts. When you need a method’s exact signature, open the SDK reference.
