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@narval-xyz/armory-sdk

v0.8.3

Published

An SDK to you programmatically interact with the Armory Stack in a seamless way.

Downloads

195

Readme

Armory SDK

An SDK to you programmatically interact with the Armory Stack in a seamless way.

Testing

# Run all tests
make armory-sdk/test

make armory-sdk/test/type
make armory-sdk/test/unit
make armory-sdk/test/unit/watch

E2E

The E2E tests cover user journeys from the SDK users' perspective. Because of this, they depend on running servers to function correctly.

# Start the servers
make armory/start/dev
make policy-engine/start/dev
make vault/start/dev

make armory-sdk/test/e2e
make armory-sdk/test/e2e/watch

The tests MUST run in series because each step depends on state changes from the previous ones.

The tests are configured to generate a unique client on every run to prevent state clashes. If you want to reset your local state, run make setup.

Formatting

# Format and lint.
make armory-sdk/format
make armory-sdk/lint

# Check for formatting and linting errors without fixing them.
make armory-sdk/format/check
make armory-sdk/lint/check

Building

The build will bundle @narval/signature and @narval/policy-engine-shared sources into a standalone CommonJS module.

make armory-sdk/build

[!IMPORTANT] Since we bundle other buildable projects into one, the SDK's package.json must include the peer dependencies of those other projects.

For more information about the build process, visit Publishable and Buildable NX Libraries.

Publishing a new version

Head over Publishing packages section in the monorepo's main README file.