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pico.token-js

v1.0.0

Published

js module to interact and fetch data from pico.token smart contract

Downloads

2

Readme

pico.token-js

JS Library to interact and read data from pico.token smart contract.

Usage

This is a Node.js module available through the npm registry. Installation is done using the npm install command:

$ npm install picotoken

Initialize

Web library can be found in the [dist] folder

// standard import
const {RpcApi} = require("picotoken");
// ES6 import
import {RpcApi} from "picotoken"

## Documentation

* **RpcAPI**: uses only native nodeos calls

#### RpcActionGenerator

The RPC API has an `action` attribute which contains a helper class to construct contract actions 
which can be pushed on chain with eosjs. 
 
#### Types

These classes represent table rows of the contract and consist of getter methods
which return the deserialized data.
The method `toObject` returns a JavaScript object representation of the class.