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celer-web-sdk

v0.8.3

Published

JavaScript library to interact with a local Celer node

Readme

Celer Web SDK

Build Status

JavaScript library to interact with a celer node

Celer API interaction

celer-open-channel-seq

Building

npm install
npm run build

The built library will be at browser/browser.js for browsers and dist/index.js for NodeJS.

Usage

Check out a prebuilt Celer Client binary.

Run it with

./celer_client_mac -keystore <path-to-keystore-json> -config <path-to-profile-json>

The easiest way to get keystore file is to take it from geth. You can find details here

The web API server will be started at http://localhost:29979.

For the browser target, the built SDK library exports a global celer namespace. All APIs are exposed on a Celer client object created by new celer.Client(endpoint).

Alternatively, you can import the library as a CommonJS module like:

const celer = require('celer-web-sdk');

A demo can be run with

npm run demo

and going to http://localhost:1234 in the browser.

NOTE: You should have enough test ether to open channel, in demo/demo.js it's equal to 100 Wei. Ensure that you have it on account defined keystore on corresponding network default is Ropsten (defined in profile.json)

SDK API doc

Auto-generated SDK API docs are available on GitHub pages. You can find methods of Client object here