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@elementfi/core-typechain

v3.0.0

Published

Typechain codegen for generating Typescript classes and types for elf-contracts

Downloads

25

Readme

elf-contracts-typechain

Typechain codegen for generating Typescript classes and types for elf-contracts

Install

Run

npm install @elementfi/core-typechain

Development

Run

npm ci

This will run the build process constructing dist/ in the postinstall phase

Make changes or add new contracts in the src/localContracts directory then run the build command:

npm run build

This will produce new files in dist/ that can be checked in.

Publishing elf-contracts-typechain

To release and publish the new token list:

First create a new version commit using npm:

npm version major|minor|patch # this will create a git commit

Then push up the changes to Github:

git push
git push --tags

Then in GH:

  1. Go to tags
  2. Click the ellipses to the far right of the new tag and click "Create release"
  3. On the new release, click "Auto-generate release notes" (edit the description if needed)
  4. Click "Publish release"
  5. Check the Actions tab to monitor the build and publish progress.