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@escrin/worker
Advanced tools
This is the source code for the escrin-runner platform services and the @escrin/worker TypeScript library.
You can get started by installing pnpm and running pnpm install.
Once the dependencies have been installed, you can run the package scripts. The important ones are:
pnpm lint - reports formatting errors and Solidity lintspnpm format - attempts to fix lints in-placepnpm build - builds the platform services and the TypeScript librarypnpm watch:build - watches files and rebuilds them when they changeTo run the platform services locally, compile escrin/workerd and run
workerd serve --verbose config/local.capnp.
To create a self-contained escrin-runner, use workerd compile config/local.capnp > escrin-runner, which can then be run without additional arguments (though --verbose is often helpful).
To publish this library, bump the version in package.json, push that change to main, and then run pnpm publish.
escrin/workerd that runs the platform services and sets up the Smart Worker sandboxescrin-runner that spawns Smart Workers when requestedAs you work on the code, please feel encouraged to file issues or participate in the Discord community!
FAQs
Escrin - Worker
We found that @escrin/worker 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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