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@fuseio/earn-sdk
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@fuseio/earn-sdk
Earn SDK is a client and server SDK for building applications that can interact with various earning functionality on the Fuse network.
Earn SDK
Earn SDK is a client and server SDK for building applications that can interact with various earning functionality on the Fuse network.
Table of Contents
Getting Started
The steps needed to get started with the Earn SDK with a few examples are provided below.
Requirements
- Node.js 12+
Installation
Earn is available as a package on NPM and it can be installed using either npm or yarn package managers.
npm install -S @fuseio/earn-sdk
or
yarn add @fuseio/earn-sdk
Classes
The Earn sdk exposes SingleRewardProgram and MultiRewardProgram classes which can be used to interact with the single and multi reward programs.
Development
The steps needed to get started started developing the SDK are provided below
Dependencies
To get set up run the command below to install SDK dependencies:
npm install
or
yarn
Lint
To run the linter run:
npm run lint
or
yarn lint
FAQs
Earn SDK is a client and server SDK for building applications that can interact with various earning functionality on the Fuse network.
The npm package @fuseio/earn-sdk receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @fuseio/earn-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fuseio/earn-sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 30 Nov 2021
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