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@agoralabs-sh/avm-web-provider

v1.6.1

Published

A TypeScript implementation that allows clients to connect and interact with web-based providers.

Downloads

783

Readme

Table of contents

🔭 1. Overview

The AVM Web Provider is an interface that bridges the gap between clients (e.g. dApps) and providers (e.g. wallets), allowing clients to connect and interact with providers in a standardized way.

Both clients and providers use the window.dispatchEvent function to emit events, and use the window.addEventListener function to observe events.

The message schema is based on the ARC-0027 standard.

📚 2. Documentation

For full documentation, please see here.

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🛠 3. Development

3.1. Requirements

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3.2. Setup

  1. Install the dependencies:
$ yarn install

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3.3. Build

  • To build simply run:
$ yarn build

This will compile the Typescript source code into a dist/ directory.

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📑 4. Appendix

4.1. Useful Commands

| Command | Description | |-----------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | yarn build | Builds the source code into the dist/ directory. | | yarn run docs:build | Builds the documentation into the .docusaurus/ directory. | | yarn run docs:serve | Serves the built documentation from the .docusaurus/ directory. | | yarn run docs:start | Builds and runs the documentation in a development environment with hot reloading. | | yarn run lint | Runs the linter on .js and .ts files. | | yarn run prettier | Runs the prettier on .js and .ts files. | | yarn test | Runs the tests. |

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👏 5. How To Contribute

Please read the Contributing Guide to learn about the development process.

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📄 6. License

Please refer to the LICENSE file.

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