@hoprnet/avadosdk
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Tools to create your own AVADO compatible packages.
Install straight from github using this command:
npm i -g git+https://github.com/AvadoDServer/AVADOSDK.git
mkdir mypackage
cd mypackage
avadosdk init
(then answer these questions)
? AVADO package name mypackage.avado.dappnode.eth
? Version 0.0.1
? Description mypackageavado.dappnode.eth description
? Author sponnet
? License GLP-3.0
Now you have a package template
try building it - connect to your AVADO (for IPFS access) and type
avadosdk build
✔ Create release dir
✔ Copy files and validate
✔ Build docker image
✔ Save and compress image
✔ Upload avatar to IPFS
✔ Upload image to IPFS
✔ Upload manifest to IPFS
✔ Save upload results
package built and uploaded
Manifest hash : /ipfs/QmZ1xDukvh2gimJ3JbSrn7MvsibA9X2QuRRBGzFwFeNo9E
now go to your AVADO http://my.avado/#/installer and paste the IPFS hash in the search field above.
now you can install your package and test it out !
It's running
Success !
FAQs
avadosdk is a tool to make the creation of new avado packages as simple as possible. It helps to initialize and publish in ethereum blockchain
The npm package @hoprnet/avadosdk receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @hoprnet/avadosdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @hoprnet/avadosdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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