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@attocash/commons-js

v6.7.1-patch.1

Published

Deprecated aggregate Atto Commons JavaScript package. Use the individual @attocash/commons-* packages instead.

Readme

@attocash/commons-js

npm version license

Deprecated aggregate JavaScript and TypeScript package for Atto Commons.

@attocash/commons-js still exists as a compatibility package for applications that import everything from one module. New code should install and import the individual packages instead.

Install

Prefer individual packages:

npm install @attocash/commons-core @attocash/commons-node @attocash/commons-node-remote
npm install @attocash/commons-worker @attocash/commons-worker-remote @attocash/commons-wallet
npm install --save-dev @attocash/commons-test

The deprecated aggregate package remains available during the transition:

npm install @attocash/commons-js

Both styles are published as ESM and include TypeScript declarations.

Import Migration

Old aggregate import:

import {
  AttoAddress,
  AttoMnemonic,
  AttoNodeClientAsyncBuilder,
  AttoWalletAsyncBuilder,
  AttoWorkerAsyncBuilder,
  toSeedAsync,
} from '@attocash/commons-js'

New individual imports:

import {AttoAddress, AttoMnemonic, toSeedAsync} from '@attocash/commons-core'
import {AttoNodeClientAsyncBuilder} from '@attocash/commons-node-remote'
import {AttoWalletAsyncBuilder} from '@attocash/commons-wallet'
import {AttoWorkerAsyncBuilder} from '@attocash/commons-worker-remote'

Package Map

| Package | Use it for | |-----------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | @attocash/commons-core | Protocol primitives, amounts, mnemonics, keys, addresses, blocks, transactions, hashes, JSON helpers. | | @attocash/commons-node | Node operations, account monitors, transaction monitors, account-entry monitors, receivable helpers. | | @attocash/commons-node-remote | HTTP node client builder. | | @attocash/commons-worker | Local CPU proof-of-work helpers. | | @attocash/commons-worker-remote | HTTP Work Server client builder. | | @attocash/commons-worker-web | Browser WebGPU/WebGL proof-of-work worker. | | @attocash/commons-wallet | Wallet builder and async wallet helpers. | | @attocash/commons-test | Mock node and worker services for tests and demos. |

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or newer is recommended.
  • Use ESM imports. In Node.js files, use .mjs or set "type": "module".
  • Remote node and worker clients still need require exposed for the underlying runtime:
import {createRequire} from 'node:module'

globalThis.require = createRequire(import.meta.url)

Examples

  • examples/js-client shows the individual package imports with local mock node and worker services.
  • Atto documentation has integration guides for nodes, work servers, wallet servers, and offline signing.

License

BSD 3-Clause