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@quicknode/sdk

v2.3.0

Published

A SDK from [QuickNode](https://www.quicknode.com/) making it easy for developers to interact with QuickNode's services.

Downloads

2,689

Readme

QuickNode SDK

A SDK from QuickNode making it easy for developers to interact with QuickNode's services.

QuickNode's SDK is a JavaScript and TypeScript framework-agnostic library that supports both CommonJS and ES module systems.

:grey_question: We want to hear from you! Please take a few minutes to fill out our QuickNode SDK feedback form and let us know what you currently think about the SDK. This helps us further improve the SDK.

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Getting Started

Installation

  • Requires Node.js v16 or higher
  • npm install @quicknode/sdk or yarn add @quicknode/sdk

Quickstart

import Core from '@quicknode/sdk/core';

const core = new Core({ endpointUrl: 'replaceme' });

const blockNumber = core.client.getBlockNumber().then((response) => console.log(response));

Full example app implementation here

Documentation

Please see the official QuickNode SDK documentation for the full documentation of SDK functions.

Contributing corner

Issues

Please submit any issues or feature requests as an issue in Github.

Development

We recommend using the example application to develop

  1. In qn-oss monorepo root directory, run yarn install
  2. cd packages/apps/examples/sdk-api from qn-oss monorepo root
  3. cp .env.example .env and add api key
  4. nx serve apps-examples-sdk-api
  5. Then you can send requests to the API, for example: curl http://localhost:3333/api/nftsByAddress/0xbc08dadccc79c00587d7e6a75bb68ff5fd30f9e0

Running tests

Run nx test libs-sdk to execute the tests via Jest.

API responses are recorded using polly.js. You can re-record live requests by passing in an API key, copy .env.test.example to .env.test and fill out with your API key.

Running linting

Run nx lint libs-sdk to execute the lint via ESLint.