CLI & API Token Overview

The Bako Safe SDK supports programmatic access through API tokens, enabling automation, CI/CD pipelines, and server-side applications.

Use Cases

• Automation Scripts: Automated treasury management
• CI/CD Pipelines: Deploy contracts and manage funds in deployment pipelines
• Backend Services: Server-side transaction creation
• Monitoring Tools: Track vault balances and transactions
• Scheduled Tasks: Recurring payments and distributions

How It Works

Instead of interactive wallet signing, API tokens provide direct authentication:

import { BakoProvider, Vault } from 'bakosafe';
 
// Single line authentication
const provider = await BakoProvider.create(
  'https://mainnet.fuel.network/v1/graphql',
  { apiToken: 'your-api-token' }
);
 
// Ready to use
const vault = Vault.createFromProvider(provider);

API Token vs Interactive Auth

Getting Started

1. Create an API Token in the Bako Safe app
2. Authenticate with your token
3. Run examples to test your setup

Security Best Practices

• Never commit tokens: Use environment variables
• Rotate regularly: Generate new tokens periodically
• Limit permissions: Use workspace-specific tokens when possible
• Audit usage: Monitor token activity in the Bako Safe app

Environment Variables

# .env file
BAKO_API_TOKEN=your-api-token-here
VAULT_ADDRESS=your-vault-address
NETWORK_URL=https://mainnet.fuel.network/v1/graphql

Quick Example

import { BakoProvider, Vault } from 'bakosafe';
import 'dotenv/config';
 
async function main() {
  const provider = await BakoProvider.create(
    process.env.NETWORK_URL,
    { apiToken: process.env.BAKO_API_TOKEN }
  );
 
  const vault = await Vault.fromAddress(
    process.env.VAULT_ADDRESS,
    provider
  );
 
  console.log('Vault address:', vault.address.toString());
  console.log('Balance:', await vault.getBalance());
}
 
main();

Next Steps

• Generate API Token
• Authentication Details
• Working Examples