@aave/aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk
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PREREQUISITES:
- NodeJS 20+
- pnpm / yarn (see package.json)
Aave's typescript sdk for Aptos. Please note that it is currently under WIP!
aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk could be used as a library for frameworks or as a stand-alone bundled js file which can be easily loaded into the browser.
npm install @aave/aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk
If you want to use aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk in the browser directly, you can add the following script to your html file:
<script
type="text/javascript"
src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@aave/aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk@x.x.x/bundle.js"
></script>
whereby the x.x.x is one of the available released versions.
In your code, once the script is fully loaded, just use window.aptosSdk to access all aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk exports.
<script>console.log("Aave Aptos Sdk ", window.aptosSdk);</script>
TypeDoc API] is available for all exported classes, interfaces and methods.We welcome contributions from the community!
If you would like to contribute to aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk, please read the CONTRIBUTING file.
aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk is released under the License.
aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk is developed with love by Aave Labs
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Aave's typescript sdk for Aptos
The npm package @aave/aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk receives a total of 175 weekly downloads. As such, @aave/aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @aave/aave-v3-aptos-ts-sdk 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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