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@ensdomains/contracts
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npm install --save '@ensdomains/contracts'
import { abi as ensContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ens/ENS.json'
import { abi as reverseRegistrarContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ens/ReverseRegistrar.json'
import { abi as oldResolverContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ens-022/PublicResolver.json'
import { abi as resolverContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/resolver/Resolver.json'
import { abi as testRegistrarContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ens/TestRegistrar.json'
import { abi as dnsRegistrarContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/dnsregistrar/DNSRegistrar.json'
import { abi as legacyAuctionRegistrarContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ens/HashRegistrar'
import { abi as deedContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ens/Deed'
import { abi as permanentRegistrarContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ethregistrar/BaseRegistrarImplementation'
import { abi as permanentRegistrarControllerContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ethregistrar/ETHRegistrarController'
import { abi as bulkRenewalContract } from 'ensdomain-contracts/abis/ethregistrar/BulkRenewal'
yarn add --dev PACKAGENAME
copy.rb
yearn pub
which runs copy.rb
and publish the repoFAQs
Collection of varios smart contracts"
The npm package @ensdomains/contracts receives a total of 354 weekly downloads. As such, @ensdomains/contracts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ensdomains/contracts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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