Environment Variables

It has various environment variables and constants that are pre-configured by the @_koii/namespace-wrapper package. You can directly import and use these variables in your task.

Example Code

Below is an example of how to import and use these variables in your project:

import {
  TASK_ID,
  MAIN_ACCOUNT_PUBKEY,
  SECRET_KEY,
  K2_NODE_URL,
  SERVICE_URL,
  STAKE,
  TASK_NODE_PORT,
} from "@_koii/namespace-wrapper";

console.log("TASK_ID:", TASK_ID);
console.log("MAIN_ACCOUNT_PUBKEY:", MAIN_ACCOUNT_PUBKEY);
console.log("SECRET_KEY:", SECRET_KEY);
console.log("K2_NODE_URL:", K2_NODE_URL);
console.log("SERVICE_URL:", SERVICE_URL);
console.log("STAKE:", STAKE);
console.log("TASK_NODE_PORT:", TASK_NODE_PORT);

What Each Variable Represents

Variable	Example Value	Description
TASK_ID	"task_12345..."	Unique identifier for the task
MAIN_ACCOUNT_PUBKEY	"pubkey123..."	Main account public key
K2_NODE_URL	"https://mainnet.koii.network"	Koii network node URL
SERVICE_URL	"http://localhost:3001"	Service endpoint URL
STAKE	10	Stake amount in KOII
TASK_NODE_PORT	3001	Port for task node communication
SECRET_KEY	"secret key....."	Secret Key

No Additional Setup Required

Since these environment variables are pre-configured by the @_koii/namespace-wrapper package, there is no need for manual configuration. Simply import them as shown above, and they will be ready for use in your tasks.

Next Steps

To learn more about specific features, check out these guides:

• REST APIs - Build HTTP endpoints.
• Database Operations - Learn about data storage.
• File System - Handle files and directories.
• Blockchain/Transaction Operations - Work with blockchain and transaction operations.
• Task Status - Get task state information with namespace methods.
• Network/Task Handling - Manage network data and tasks.
• Audit and Distribution - Manage network data and tasks.