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@harmony-js/network
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This package provides a collection of apis to create messengers (HTTP, WebSocket) to connect to blockchain networks.
npm install @harmony-js/network
const { Messenger, HttpProvider, WSProvider } = require('@harmony-js/network');
const { ChainID, ChainType } = require('@harmony-js/utils');
const testnetHTTP = 'https://api.s0.b.hmny.io';
const testnetWS = 'wss://ws.s0.b.hmny.io';
const localHTTP = 'http://localhost:9500/';
const localWS = 'http://localhost:9800/';
const http = new HttpProvider(testnetHTTP); // for local use localHTTP
const ws = new WSProvider(testnetWS); // for local use testnetWS
const customHTTPMessenger = new Messenger(http, ChainType.Harmony, ChainID.HmyTestnet); // for local ChainID.HmyLocal
const customWSMessenger = new Messenger(ws, ChainType.Harmony, ChainID.HmyTestnet); // for local ChainID.HmyLocal
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We found that @harmony-js/network demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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