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Native JavaScript Implementation

MTE Relay Client-Side Setup​

The MTE Relay server provides access to the client JavaScript module required to encode/decode data on the client. Once the server is set up, the client JS code is available at the route /public/mte-relay-browser.js.
*The MTE Relay Client is not a container. This is a JavaScript Package that you must embed in your own client-side application.

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Simple Setup​

  1. Navigate to your load balancer, and append the path /public/mte-relay-browser.js
  2. Include using a <script src=".../public/mte-relay-browser.js"></script>
  3. Include by copy/pasting into the source code of your web application.
  4. Use mteFetch() to send encrypted data. This is analogous to (and likely should replace instances of) the JavaScript Fetch API.
// use mteFetch to handle pairing, encoding data, and sending/receiving it
const response = await mteFetch(
  "https://[your_relay_url]/api/[your_api_route]",
  {
    method: "POST",
    body: JSON.stringify({ data }),
  }
);
const data = await response.json();