0xsequence
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Sequence: simple & powerful Ethereum development library and Web-based smart wallet
yarn add 0xsequence
The 0xsequence top-level package also contains e2e tests which run in a headless chrome browser.
You can run the test suite directly from console with a single yarn test, or you can boot up the typescript
compiling server (yarn test:server) and ethereum test node (yarn start:hardhat) manually in separate
terminals, and then run a specific test directly from your browser instance by visiting the path:
http://localhost:9999/{browser-test-dir}/{test-filename}.test.htmlyarn test
yarn test:server -- in one terminal, to start the webpack server compiling typescriptyarn start:hardhat -- in another terminal, to start hardhat local ethereum test nodeyarn start:hardhat2 -- (2nd chain) in another terminal, to start hardhat2 local ethereum test nodehttp://localhost:9999/{browser-test-dir}/{test-filename}.test.html for example,
http://localhost:9999/wallet-provider/dapp.test.htmlFAQs
Sequence: a modular web3 stack and smart wallet for Ethereum chains
The npm package 0xsequence receives a total of 3,261 weekly downloads. As such, 0xsequence popularity was classified as popular.
We found that 0xsequence demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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