@gnosis.pm/safe-react-gateway-sdk
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A TypeScript SDK for the Safe Gateway
Endpoint types are defined in src/types/gateway.ts.
Each endpoint consists of:
src/index.ts (e.g. getBalances)'/chains/{chainId}/safes/{address}/balances/{currency}/')safes_balances_list)To add a new endpoint, follow the pattern set by the existing endpoints.
This command will run before every commit:
yarn eslint:fix
To run the unit and e2e tests locally:
yarn test
N.B.: the e2e tests make actual API calls on staging.
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