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authereum package instead.The Authereum JavaScript SDK
npm install @authereum/sdk
import Authereum from '@authereum/sdk'
const authereum = new Authereum(/* options */)
Watch and build:
npm run dev
Build:
npm run build
Lint:
npm run lint
npm test
Q: I added a function to the Authereum SDK and already removed the node_modules from each dir and ran lerna bootstrap, but the frontend is unable to use the function. Additionally, the function is not found anywhere in the node_modules/authereum/dist directory
A: lerna is probably using the npm module authereum, as opposed to the local authereum module. This is because the authereum version in /packages/frontend/package.json matches an existing npm module. (I assume) lerna prioritizes live packages, so when you run lerna bootstrap and it runs npm install, it is installing from npm. To fix it, you need to bump the local version of authereum in /packages/authereum/package.json and then copy that version into the package.json in /packages/frontend/package.json. Then rerun lerna bootstrap (or just lerna link if you are in the frontend directory).
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The Authereum JavaScript SDK
We found that @authereum/sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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