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@pigi/wallet

v0.0.10-alpha.0

Published

Pigi client-side smart wallet

Downloads

33

Readme

predicates

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@pigi/predicates is a set of basic predicates which are critical for the basic functioning of a plasma chain.

Documentation

Detailed documentation for predicates is available on ReadTheDocs: https://docs.plasma.group/projects/utils/en/latest/.

Installation

There are several easy ways to start using @pigi/predicates! For now we just describe the node install.

Node.js

If you're developing a Node.js application, you can simply install @pigi/predicates via npm:

npm install --save @pigi/predicates

Running the Validator

Configuration

The validator expects an .env file that looks like the .env.example in the same location. The idea is that there is some sensitive info there, so .env files are specifically ignored from git so that we never accidentally check in credentials

Running

Make sure the project is built and run:

./runValidator

Clearing Data

If you'd like to blow away data, just run yarn clean && yarn build and run the validator again. The DB for the validator is leveldb, which persists to files in the /build directory that get blown away when you yarn clean

Contributing

Welcome! If you're looking to contribute to @pigi/predicates, you're in the right place.

Contributing Guide and CoC

Plasma Group follows a Contributing Guide and Code of Conduct adapted slightly from the Contributor Covenant. All contributors are expected to read through this guide. We're here to cultivate a welcoming and inclusive contributing environment, and every new contributor needs to do their part to uphold our community standards.