@xchainjs/xchain-ripple

@xchainjs/xchain-ripple

Modules

• client - Custom client for communicating with XRPL using xrpl

Installation

yarn add @xchainjs/xchain-ripple

Following peer dependencies have to be installed into your project. These are not included in @xchainjs/xchain-ripple.

yarn add @xchainjs/xchain-client @xchainjs/xchain-crypto @xchainjs/xchain-util

Usage

Basic Transfer

import { ClientKeystore as Client, AssetXRP } from '@xchainjs/xchain-ripple'
import { assetToBase, assetAmount } from '@xchainjs/xchain-util'

const client = new Client({ phrase: 'your mnemonic phrase' })

// Simple transfer
const txHash = await client.transfer({
  asset: AssetXRP,
  amount: assetToBase(assetAmount('1', 6)), // 1 XRP
  recipient: 'rDestinationAddress...',
})

Transfer with Destination Tag

For addresses that require destination tags (exchanges, custodians, etc.), you can include a destination tag:

// Transfer with destination tag
const txHash = await client.transfer({
  asset: AssetXRP,
  amount: assetToBase(assetAmount('1', 6)),
  recipient: 'rDestinationAddress...',
  destinationTag: 12345, // Required for some exchanges
  memo: 'Payment memo',
})

Checking if Address Requires Destination Tag

You can check if a destination address requires a destination tag before sending:

const requiresTag = await client.requiresDestinationTag('rDestinationAddress...')
if (requiresTag) {
  console.log('This address requires a destination tag')
}

Destination Tag Validation

The client includes utilities for validating destination tags:

import { validateDestinationTag, parseDestinationTag } from '@xchainjs/xchain-ripple'

// Validate a destination tag
const isValid = validateDestinationTag(12345) // true
const isInvalid = validateDestinationTag(-1) // false

// Parse destination tag from string or number
const parsed = parseDestinationTag('12345') // 12345
const invalid = parseDestinationTag('invalid') // undefined

Important Notes

• Destination Tags: When sending to exchanges or services that host multiple accounts under one address, always include the appropriate destination tag to ensure proper crediting.
• RequireDestTag Flag: Addresses with the lsfRequireDestTag flag set will reject payments without destination tags. The client automatically checks for this flag and throws an error if a destination tag is required but not provided.
• Destination Tag Range: Valid destination tags are integers between 0 and 4,294,967,295 (2^32 - 1).