prepareOwnerOperation
Inspect HTTP routes, arguments and responses used by @hazbase/kit/wallet. Additional authentication and passkey APIs are covered in the auth SDK reference and integration guide.
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POST /api/wallet/operation/prepare
Request
prepareOwnerOperation(input: PrepareOwnerOperationInput): Promise<PrepareOwnerOperationResult>| Field | Type | Required | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
chainId | number | Yes | JSON body |
account | string | Yes | JSON body |
policyKey | string | Yes | JSON body |
calls | OwnerOperationCall[] | Yes | JSON body |
grantToken | string | Yes | JSON body |
metadata | Record<string, unknown> | No | JSON body |
endpoint | string | No | SDK endpoint override |
POST requests include Content-Type: application/json and x-request-id. The request ID supports tracking; it is not a blanket idempotency guarantee.
Response
export type PrepareOwnerOperationResult = {
chainId: number;
account: string;
operation: {
policyKey: string;
displayName: string;
calls: Array<OwnerOperationCall & { selector: string }>;
};
policy: {
authorization: string;
sessionEligible: boolean;
sponsored: boolean;
maxCalls: number;
maxNativeValueWei: string;
};
metadata?: Record<string, unknown>;
status?: string;
};Find nested types in the SDK reference. The client handles both a top-level response and a response wrapped in data.
PrepareOwnerOperationResultHandling failures
Non-2xx responses become HazbaseWalletApiError. Record status, code and message, distinguishing API errors from network failures. Keep credentials out of logs.
Errors & troubleshooting