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ethereum-data

v0.0.2

Published

Data about Ethereum Virtual Machine networks.

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Links

Git

Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

EVM Chains

Currently EVMFS and NPM mirrors of the blockchain networks dataset managed by Ligi.

At a later point JSON obtained from a smart editable contract version deployment of the data on that list.

Right now it is in the sense that you can edit the evmfs link in the Makefile to point to another JSON

The smart contract deployment is supposed to mirror the data, or at least contain the RPC links because this package is a dependency for LibEVM.

Build

You can build the NPM package with Make with the command

make

Install

The data can be installed with the command

make \
  install

The data can be retrieved from NPM with the command

npm \
  install \
  "ethereum-data"

Forking (re-publishing) a new list

After the package is build one can republish an edited version of the list on the EVMFS by typing

make \
  publish

To republish the package on NPM on his/her own namespace one can type

make \
  publish-npm

After appropriately editing the package.json.

License

This Document is released by Pellegrino Prevete under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License version 3.

The chain list under MIT currently.