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@defi-wonderland/keep3r-cli-utils

v1.0.0-beta.0

Published

Keep3r CLI Utils

Downloads

14

Readme

Keep3r CLI Utils

This repository contains all the necessary types and utility functions for both @defi-wonderland/keep3r-cli-sample-jobs and @defi-wonderland/keep3r-cli.

In this library we can find two important elements:

  • A class (GanacheFork) with methods aimed to easily fork a specific network. This allows us to simulate whether a given transaction will be successful, and/or profitable in the chosen network, or not.

  • Miscellaneous functions crafted to simplify a variety of tasks like advancing blocks, generating random ids, transforming a string to kebab case, among other useful things.