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@appliedblockchain/trufflib
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This module has our shared solidity libraries (such as error handling and signature verification)
It also contains helpers which allow us to easily test for the correct events to be emitted and more (in the future)
npm install --save @appliedblockchain/trufflib
We currently only have test helpers
// require test helpers in your truffle test file
const Helpers = require('@appliedblockchain/trufflib/helpers/Test')
// then, in a truffle test
await Helpers.expectErrorEvent(contract.doSomethingBroken(), 'This doesnt work.')
See truffle-examples for some more usage examples.
Truffle supports importing contracts (or libraries) from node modules. Truffle npm package documentation
import "@appliedblockchain/trufflib/libraries/Err.sol";
// then in a function, you can use the Err library
Err.stopUnless(msg.sender == creator, 'Only the creator can set the message.');
Again, see truffle-examples for some more usage examples.
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Shared solidity libraries and helpers
The npm package @appliedblockchain/trufflib receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @appliedblockchain/trufflib popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @appliedblockchain/trufflib demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 34 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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