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iexec

v8.12.0

Published

iExec SDK

Downloads

3,256

Readme

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iExec SDK

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The iExec SDK is a CLI and a JS library that allows easy interactions with iExec decentralized marketplace in order to run off-chain computations.

Library

The iExec javascript SDK can be imported in your frontend or backend JS project.

install

npm install iexec

import

import { IExec } from 'iexec';

Check the documentation

CLI

The iExec SDK comes with a command line interface enabling interactions with the decentralized marketplace from a terminal.

install

npm install -g iexec

# check commands
iexec help

Check the documentation

Contributing

Install

npm ci

Build

npm run build

Test

Tests run on a local dockerized stack, the test stack must be started prior to running tests

# once before testing
npm run start-test-stack

-After some times the test stack may become desynchronized, run npm run start-test-stack to refresh it.

npm run stop-test-stack will teardown the test stack

Run tests when the stack is up

npm run test

Some tests relies on RPC API providers, to have them running smoothly you can provide the following envs

Changelog

Find changes in the CHANGELOG

Resources