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@gxchain2/common
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The basic settings of gxchain2, based on @gxchain2-ethereumjs/common
, including parameters of the mainnet and testnet:
chains
Chain information of each chaingenesisStates
Initial state of each chainGIP
(GXChain2.0 Improvement Proposal) of each chainhardforks
Fork information of each chainnpm install @gxchain2/common
// create chain start common with chain name
Common.createChainStartCommon("gxc2-mainnet");
// create with chain id
Common.createCommonByBlockNumber(0, 12347);
// create with chain name
Common.createCommonByBlockNumber(0, "goerli");
// create with an object containing chain information
Common.createCommonByBlockNumber(0, {
chain: "mychain",
networkId: 100,
genesis: {
// ...genesis block
},
hardforks: [],
bootstrapNodes: [],
});
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We found that @gxchain2/common demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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