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@milkywaylabs/milkyway.proto

v2.0.2

Published

JS and TS types relating to Protocol Buffers used by the MilkyWay chain

Downloads

742

Readme

@milkywaylabs/milkyway.proto

JavaScript/TypeScript MilkyWay Protobuf Definitions

How to generate the definitions

In order to generate the Protobuf definitions for MilkyWay, you will need to have the following dependencies installed. You can do that by running the following command:

yarn install

Then, you will have to select the version of the MilkyWay Protobuf definitions you want to generate. You can do this by editing the rev field inside the clone_repo.ts file.

Finally, once you have selected the version you want to generate, you can run the following command:

yarn run build

Deploy on NPM

After generating the definitions, you may want to publish them to NPM. To do this, you can run:

yarn publish