@ayshptk/sdkgen
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an experiment to create barebones js SDKs from just a smart contract address
this is a (WIP) experiment to generate JS (probably other languages in the future) SDK wrappers built on top of your smart contract using nothing other than your smart contract address.
it currently only supports mainnet verified contracts. but I'll add support for other networks (and local contracts) in the near future. feel free to send me a dm @ayshptk / shoot me an email at hey@ayush.sh to request API keys (free).
npm install @ayshptk/sdkgen -g
simply call the sdkgen command and follow the instructions. you might need to enter your etherscan API key and sdkgen api key when you try it for the first time.
$ sdkgen
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an experiment to create barebones js SDKs from just a smart contract address
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