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@cbrazon/datetime-plugin-js
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The Datetime plugin implements the datetime-interface @ ens/wraps.eth:datetime@1.0.0 (see ./src/schema.graphql). It provides access to the current unix timestamp of the host operating system.
When creating your Polywrap JS client, add the datetime plugin:
import { ClientConfigBuilder } from "@polywrap/client-config-builder-js";
import { PolywrapClient } from "@polywrap/client-js";
import { datetimePlugin } from "@polywrap/datetime-plugin-js";
const config = new ClientConfigBuilder()
// 1. Add the plugin package @ an arbitrary URI
.addPackage(
"plugin/datetime",
datetimePlugin({ })
)
// 2. Register this plugin as an implementation of the interface
.addInterfaceImplementation(
"ens/wraps.eth:datetime@1.0.0",
"plugin/datetime"
)
// 3. Redirect invocations @ the interface to the plugin (default impl)
.addRedirect(
"ens/wraps.eth:datetime@1.0.0",
"plugin/datetime"
)
.build();
const client = new PolywrapClient(config);
Invocations to the datetime plugin can be made via the interface URI (which will get redirected), or the plugin's URI directly:
await client.invoke({
uri: "ens/wraps.eth:datetime@1.0.0" | "plugin/datetime",
method: "currentTimestamp"
});
FAQs
Polywrap Datetime Javascript Plugin
We found that @cbrazon/datetime-plugin-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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