From device to onchain wallet.

// 1. Install the SDK
bun add @pinely/sdk

// 2. Connect. The development key store is for testing only: never use it in production.
import { Pinely } from "@pinely/sdk";

const pinely = await Pinely.connect({
  chain: "elysiumTestnet", // chain 99801
  registryAddress: "0x...", // MachineRegistry, from the address book
  paymasterAddress: "0x...", // PinelyPaymaster
  keyStore: { type: "file-dev-only", privateKey: "0x..." },
  rpcUrl: process.env.RPC_URL_ELYSIUM_TESTNET,
});
const machine = await pinely.machines.create({ name: "charger-01", operator: "0x..." });

// 3. Pay a charging dock over HTTP 402. The SDK reads the dock's 402 challenge, has the
//    Facilitator prepare a gas-sponsored UserOperation, checks it, signs it and submits it.
const result = await machine.pay({
  url: "https://facilitator.example/v1/charge/dock-001",
  maxAmount: 100_000n, // 0.10 USDC (6 decimals): the most this machine will pay
  facilitatorUrl: "https://facilitator.example",
});

// "settled" only after the Facilitator confirms the payment onchain.
console.log(result.status, result.txHash);

// Command line equivalent:
// pinely pay --url https://facilitator.example/v1/charge/dock-001 \
//   --max-amount 100000 --facilitator https://facilitator.example