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@cennznet/api
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The CENNZNet JavaScript SDK for browsers, RN and Node.js.
$> npm i --save @cennznet/api
Do not put @plugnet/* or @polkadot/* in your package.json
<Static>
create(options?: ApiOptions)
// initialize Api and connect to dev network
// register your own endpoint at https://www.unfrastructure.io
const {Api} = require('@cennznet/api')
api = await Api.create({
provider: 'wss://rimu.unfrastructure.io/public/ws'
});
// For Rxjs
const {ApiRx} = require('@cennznet/api')
api = await ApiRx.create({
provider: 'wss://rimu.unfrastructure.io/public/ws'
}).toPromise();
We suggest passing provider as a string url, sdk will chose Provider Class based on url protocol. Or you can initialize the provider Instance yourself.
@cennznet/wallet
as Signernpm i --save @cennznet/wallet
const {SimpleKeyring, Wallet} = require('@cennznet/wallet')
wallet = new Wallet();
await wallet.createNewVault('a passphrase');
api.setSigner(wallet);
All api.tx.<section>.<method>(...)
return CennznetExtrinsic, which have
addFeeExchangeOpt(feeExchangeOpt: FeeExchangeValue): CennznetExtrinsic
so transaction fee will be paid in specified Asset instead of CentraPay
addDoughnut(doughnut: DoughnutValue): CennznetExtrinsic
to embed a doughnut permission prooffee(sender: AnyAddress): Promise<AssetOf> (or Observable<AssetOf> for ApiRx)
: estimate the transaction fee this extrinsic will costTo use doughnut or feeExchange, apart from attaching them to extrinsic, now it is also required to pass them as part of SignerOption
const tx = api.tx.genericAsset.transfer(16000, 'some address', 1000000);
tx.addDoughnut(doughnut);
tx.addFeeExchangeOpt(feeExchangeOpt);
tx.signAndSend('sender address', {doughnut, feeExchangeOpt}, callbackFn);
CRML stand for CENNZNet Runtime Module
After connecting to CENNZNet, api will dynamically create queries and transaction methods.
api.rpc.<section>.<method>
provides access to actual RPC calls, be it for queries, submission or retrieving chain informationapi.query.<section>.<method>
provides access to chain state queries. These are dynamically populated based on what the runtime providesapi.derive.<section>.<method>
provides access to build-in complex state queries which are combination of several basic state queries.api.tx.<section>.<method>
provides the ability to create a transaction, like chain state, this list is populated from a runtime queryWe also provide another approach for convenience, api.genericAsset
, api.cennzxSpot
and api.attestation
.
Queries, derive queries and tx methods are provided in under these namespaces.
Dynamic | CRML | |
---|---|---|
Up-To-Date | Always | require upgrade manually |
IDE Hints | None, need to check docs/metadata | accurate typescript type definition |
Addition Validations | None, e.g: transfer might fail if no enough balance. pay tx fee anyway. | Yes. will stop sending tx, e.g: no enough balance |
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CENNZnet's javascript api
The npm package @cennznet/api receives a total of 23 weekly downloads. As such, @cennznet/api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @cennznet/api 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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