Compute module
TheComputeModule provides geospatial operations designed to run in a trusted execution environment, so the computation can be verified independently. Each operation returns a signed result (a delegated attestation that can be submitted to EAS). Note that the TEE makes the computation verifiable, not the input locations truthful, and continuous attested operation is not yet funded — see the trust model.
Input types
All compute methods accept flexible input types:Examples
Raw GeoJSON is not verified for authenticity. The
inputRefs will contain a keccak256 hash of the geometry rather than a UID.Compute options
All spatial methods require options:Schema requirements
Numeric operations
distance()
Calculate the geodesic distance between two geometries.area()
Calculate the area of a polygon.length()
Calculate the length of a LineString.Boolean operations
contains()
Check if a container geometry contains another geometry.within()
Check if a geometry is within a specified radius of a target.intersects()
Check if two geometries intersect.Submission methods
submit()
Submit a delegated attestation to EAS. Accepts two input formats:estimate()
Estimate gas for attestation submission.health()
Check the compute service health status.Return types
NumericComputeResult
BooleanComputeResult
DelegatedAttestation
How delegated attestations work
This pattern means:
- Astral does not need to pay gas for every computation
- Developers control when/whether to submit onchain
- Smart contracts can verify attestations came from Astral
Signature expiry
Delegated attestation signatures have a deadline:Complete example
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