I can walk you through the process of enabling the Gnosis Safe Recovery module via SDK or API and deploying the contract with recovery functionality in a JavaScript application. Here is an article on how to achieve this:

Enabling the Gnosis Safe Recovery Module via SDK

Gnosis Safe provides a “recoveryModule” property that can be used to enable the recovery module during contract deployment. To do this, you need to configure the recovery module using the SDK.

Step 1: Install the required dependencies

First, install the dependencies required to use the recovery module:

npm install @gnosis/gnosis-sdk

Step 2: Import and create an instance of the recovery module

Import the@gnosis/gnosis-sdkdirectory and create an instance of the recovery module. You can do this in your contract deployment code:

import { deploy } from: '@chainlink/sdk';
const provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider('
const config = {
// Gnosis Safe API keys and other configuration data
};
const contractAddress = '0x...'; // contract address
// Deploy the contract with recovery module enabled
async function deployWithRecoveryModule() {
const txID = await deploy({
contract: contractaddress,
abi: [...], // ABI of your contract
args: [/ arguments /],
configuration,
}).tx;
console.log(Transaction ID: ${txID});
// Get the transaction hash
const txHash = txID.hash;
}

Step 3: Set up and enable the recovery module

This example assumes that you have already set up a "recoveryModule" property in your contract code:

// contract.js
const recoveryModule = new ethers.RecoveryModule();
export function useRecovery() {
return recoveryModule;
}

To enable the recovery module, you can create an instance of it and call its methods:

// usage.js
import { useRecovery } from './contract';
const recoveryModuleInstance = await useRecovery();
console.log(recoveryModuleInstance.recover());

Step 4: Deploy with the recovery module enabled

To deploy a contract with the recovery module, simply pass an instance of the recovery module to the "deploy" function:

// deployment.js
import { deploy } from '@chainlink/sdk';
const provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider('
const config = {
// Gnosis Safe API keys and other configuration data
};
const contractAddress = '0x...'; // contract title
// Deploy the contract with recovery module enabled
async function deployWithRecoveryModule() {
const txID = await deploy({
contract: contracttitle,
abi: [...], // ABI of your contract
args: [/ arguments /],
configuration,
}).tx;
console.log(Transaction ID: ${txID});
// Get the transaction hash
const txHash = txID.hash;
}

Deploying with recovery module via API

Alternatively, you can deploy the contract using the "@gnosis/safe" SDK and enable the recovery module via a custom API endpoint.

Step 1: Create a custom API endpoint

Create a custom API endpoint that returns the transaction hash after deployment:

// api.js
const express = request('express');
const app = express();
app.get('/deploy/:txHash', async (req, res) => {
const txID = await deploy({
contract: '0x...', // your contract title
abi: [...], // your contract ABI
args: [/ arguments /],
configuration,
}).tx;
res.json({ txHash: txID.hash });
});

Step 2: Integrate with the Gnosis Safe SDK

Integrate your custom API endpoint with the "@gnosis/safe" SDK:

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