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dcp-echoes

v1.0.0

Published

Caches the result of require('dcp-client').init to make your life easier.

Downloads

3

Readme

dcp-echoes

A simple wrapper for the dcp-client DCP SDK intended to make it easier to use in NodeJS.

Usage

Require dcp-client as many times as you want just like any other npm package!

const { wallet, compute } = require('dcp-echoes');
const protocol = require('dcp-echoes').protocol;
const job = require('dcp-echoes').job;

Note

Be warned, dcp-echoes invokes the initialization function for dcp-client. This means your code will break if you attempt to re-initialize dcp-client.

const wallet = require('dcp-echos').wallet;
const compute = require('dcp-echos').compute;
const dcp = require('dcp-client').initSync(); // THROWS AN ERROR ):

However, you are free to require dcp-echos after you have invoked dcp-client's initialization function.

const dcp1 = require('dcp-client').initSync();
const dcp2 = require('dcp-echoes'); // works fine (:

Disclaimer

This code is not endorsed or supported by Distributive. I did this for my own use. Use at your own risk.