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@fuel-ts/wordlists
**@fuel-ts/wordlists** is a sub-module for interacting with **Fuel**.
- 0.0.0-next-20240207150338
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@fuel-ts/wordlists
@fuel-ts/wordlists is a sub-module for interacting with Fuel.
This module contains a wordlist for BIP 39 mnemonic phrases, currently limited to English words.
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Documentation
Usage
Installation
pnpm add @fuel-ts/wordlists
# or
npm add @fuel-ts/wordlists
Full SDK Installation
Alternatively, we recommend you install the complete SDK using the umbrella package:
pnpm add fuels
# or
npm add fuels
Contributing
In order to contribute to @fuel-ts/wordlists, please see the main fuels-ts monorepo.
Changelog
The @fuel-ts/wordlists changelog can be found at CHANGELOG.
License
The primary license for @fuel-ts/wordlists is Apache 2.0, see LICENSE.
FAQs
**@fuel-ts/wordlists** is a sub-module for interacting with **Fuel**.
We found that @fuel-ts/wordlists demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 07 Feb 2024
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