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@devprotocol/dev-kit

v8.7.0

Published

Dev Kit for JavaScript

Downloads

15,233

Readme

dev-kit-js

CI Status code style: prettier

Dev Kit for JavaScript

How to use

install

First, install this repository as an npm package.

> npm i -D @devprotocol/dev-kit

import

You can use the Dev Protocol by importing it from a JavaScript(TypeScript) file.

import { contractFactory } from '@devprotocol/dev-kit'
import { providers } from 'ethers'

const provider = new providers.Web3Provider(window.ethereum)
const factory = contractFactory(provider)
const balance = await factory
	.dev()
	.balanceOf('0xB204f0Bb68De735b98abBA5ccAE7459837c2f084')

This is an example of retrieving the balance of the DEV token held by 0xB204f0Bb68De735b98abBA5ccAE7459837c2f084

It covers all the contracts and their functions that can be executed with the Dev Protocol.

The URL of the provider is easy to use with each node provisioning service.

how to develop

## install dependency
> yarn

## test
> yarn test

## test with coverage
> yarn test:coverage

## build
> yarn build

how to publish

> npm version [major|minor|patch]
> git push && git push --tags

GitHub Actions "Publish" automatically publishes the new version.