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@iota/powbox.patch
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A simple shim to override the standard AttachToTangle behaviour of the iota.lib.js library to use a powbox.
This library is used to shim the iota.lib.js library to allow for it to be used with the Powbox. This enables for users to offload PoW from web user or small devices without capabilities.
This library has been constructed for this powbox application.
The library exposes one function, which your require or import. This function is used to overlay powbox functionality to your current iota.lib.js instance.
// Import the Sanbox Monkey Patch for the IOTA lib
const powboxPatch = require('powbox.patch.js')
// Patch the current IOTA instance
powboxPatch(iota, `https://powbox.testnet.iota.org`, 500, `sdkd...sdaa`)
Object The iota.lib.js instance in your applicationString URL of the Powbox you wish to useInteger Milliseconds to wait before checking for PoW update. Null value defaults to 1000String API key used to raise the un-authenticated API limits. OptionalIn order to receive an API you should go to the following URL to receive an API for the IOTA Testnet:
https://powbox.testnet.iota.org
If you are running your own powbox, please generate a token from the appropriate sources
FAQs
A simple shim to override the standard AttachToTangle behaviour of the iota.lib.js library to use a powbox.
The npm package @iota/powbox.patch receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @iota/powbox.patch popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @iota/powbox.patch 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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