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8. Best Practices

Security and development best practices for using the Amadeus Protocol SDK.

Security

Private Key Management

Never:

  • ❌ Commit private keys to version control

  • ❌ Log private keys in console or files

  • ❌ Share private keys with anyone

  • ❌ Store private keys in plain text

  • ❌ Send private keys over unencrypted channels

Always:

  • ✅ Use environment variables for private keys

  • ✅ Encrypt private keys at rest

  • ✅ Use secure key storage solutions

  • ✅ Use separate keys for development and production

  • ✅ Implement proper access controls

// ✅ Good: Use environment variables
const privateKey = process.env.PRIVATE_KEY
if (!privateKey) {
	throw new Error('PRIVATE_KEY not set')
}

// ❌ Bad: Hardcoded private key
const privateKey = '5Kd3N...' // DON'T DO THIS!

Password-Based Encryption

Always encrypt sensitive data before storage:

Address Validation

Always validate addresses before using them:

Transaction Verification

Always verify transaction details before signing:

Error Handling

Comprehensive Error Handling

Always handle errors appropriately:

Retry Logic

Implement retry logic for network requests:

Transaction Management

Nonce Management

For high-frequency transactions, ensure sufficient time between transactions:

Balance Checking

Always check balance before transferring:

Amount Precision

Always use conversion functions for amounts:

Configuration

Environment-Based Configuration

Use environment variables for configuration:

Request Timeouts

Set appropriate timeouts for your use case:

Code Organization

Separate Concerns

Organize your code into logical modules:

Type Safety

Use TypeScript types for better safety:

Testing

Testnet Usage

Always test on Testnet first:

Mock Implementations

Create mocks for testing:

Performance

Batch Operations

Batch operations when possible:

Caching

Cache frequently accessed data:

Logging

Structured Logging

Use structured logging:

Sensitive Data

Never log sensitive data:

Documentation

Code Comments

Document complex logic:

Next Steps

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