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@airgap/beacon-blockchain-substrate
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This package adds support for `substrate` based blockchains. It can be used in combination with the `@airgap/beacon-dapp` or `@airgap/beacon-wallet` packages.
@airgap/beacon-blockchain-substrate
This package is part of the @airgap/beacon-sdk
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This package adds support for substrate
based blockchains. It can be used in combination with the @airgap/beacon-dapp
or @airgap/beacon-wallet
packages.
import { DAppClient } from '@airga/beacon-dapp'
import { SubstrateBlockchain } from '@airga/beacon-blockchain-substrate'
const client = new DAppClient({
name: 'Example DApp',
})
const substrateBlockchain = new SubstrateBlockchain()
client.addBlockchain(substrateBlockchain)
Check our documentation for more information. Documentation
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This package adds support for `substrate` based blockchains. It can be used in combination with the `@airgap/beacon-dapp` or `@airgap/beacon-wallet` packages.
The npm package @airgap/beacon-blockchain-substrate receives a total of 878 weekly downloads. As such, @airgap/beacon-blockchain-substrate popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @airgap/beacon-blockchain-substrate 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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