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libevm

v0.0.5

Published

Library providing useful functions to write native applications interacting with EVM-compatible blockchain networks.

Readme

EVM Library (libevm.js)

Library providing useful functions to write native applications interacting with EVM-compatible blockchain networks.

It depends on Crash Javascript, EVM Chains Info, EVM Chains Explorers, the EVM Contracts Tools and it is supposed to be used with EVM Wallet and Solidity Compiler.

The build reference tool for applications using the library is EVM Make. For this Javascript implementation is npm.

Together with the aforementioned applications as well as others, libEVM makes up the EVM Toolchain.

EVM stands for Ethereum Virtual Machine.

Significant applications developed using the library are the Ethereum Virtual Machine File System (EVMFS), the Ur uncensorable Life and DogeOS user repository and application store and its reference pub publishing tool and source retrieval tool aspe, the EVM OpenPGP Key Server, the uncensorable, undeletable, distributed, network-neutral, decentralized Twitter (whose sources are entirely hosted on the EVMFS) and many others currently in development.

LibEVM is a core component of the Human Instrumentality Project (HIP).

Documentation

You can immediately start using this library into your Bash program by pasting the following at its beginning:

_bin="$(
  dirname \
    "$( \
      command \
        -v \
	  "env")")"
_lib="${_bin}/../lib"
source \
  "${_lib}/libevm/libevm"

For a Javascript program or library you can use a similarly styled import:

const
  _libevm_module =
    require(
      "libevm");

While one could say documentation work is never really complete for a program or library in active development, a short manual can be consulted upon installation typing

man \
  libevm

It's currently suggested to look at existing programs depending on the library to speed up the library usage understanding.

Installation

The library in this source repo can be installed from source using GNU Make.

make
make \
  install

LibEVM has officially published on the the uncensorable Ur user repository and application store as libevm. The source code is published on the Ethereum Virtual Machine File System so it can't possibly be taken down.

To install it from there just type

ur \
  libevm

A censorable HTTP Github mirror of the recipe published there, containing a full list of the software dependencies needed to run the tools is hosted on libevm-ur.

A censorable binary build for the GNU and Android bases of Life and DogeOS, also compatible with the Arch Linux distribution and the Termux pacman-based environment can be found on the Fur and it can be installed by typing

fur \
  libevm

Direct links to the binary package can be directly accessed through Github

The package has also been published on the NPM Registry as evm-chains-info and so it can be installed from there by typing

npm \
  install \
    "libevm"

License

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