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@abtnode/blocklet-services
Advanced tools
Provides out-of-the-box services for blocklets.
Should run under Server Gateway (e.g. nginx).
yarn add @abtnode/blocklet-service
Then:
const createServer = require('@abtnode/blocklet-services');
const ABTNode = require('@abtnode/core');
const node = ABTNode({ ...nodeOptions });
node.onReady(() => {
const server = createServer(node);
server.listen(5000, '127.0.0.1', async (err) => {
if (err) throw err;
console.log(`> Blocklet Service ready on 5000`);
});
});
/.well-known/service/api/passport/status
/.well-known/service/api/send-to-user
/.well-known/service/api/send-to-app-channel
/.well-known/service/api/blocklet/detail
/.well-known/service/api/blocklet/start
/.well-known/service/api/blocklet/meta
**/api/env
/.well-known/service/api/gql
/.well-known/service/api/dns-resolve
/.well-known/service/api/invitation
/.well-known/service/api/studio/preferences
/api/connect/relay/login/connect
/api/connect/relay/login/approve
/api/connect/relay/switch-profile/connect
/api/connect/relay/switch-profile/approve
/api/connect/relay/switch-passport/connect
/api/connect/relay/switch-passport/approve
/api/did/login
/api/did/invite
/api/did/issue-passport
/api/did/lost-passport-list
/api/did/lost-passport-issue
/api/did/pre-setup
/api/did/setup
/api/did/switch-profile
/api/did/switch-passport
/api/did/fuel
Add ARCBLOCK_UX_BASE_PATH
equals to your ux repo path in .env.development
file
ARCBLOCK_UX_BASE_PATH="/Users/xxx/arcblock/ux"
Then, you can change ux repo src code to see hmr effect in blocklet-server services app
FAQs
Provide unified services for every blocklet
The npm package @abtnode/blocklet-services receives a total of 888 weekly downloads. As such, @abtnode/blocklet-services popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @abtnode/blocklet-services 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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