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@keepkey/asset-service
Advanced tools
This service provides all the information needed to support an asset in the shapeshift open source app.
It does not provide asset market data (price, volume, etc) or wallet balance information.
cp sample.env .env
to create an env file. Feel free to edit values to services of your choosing.yarn generate
to build the generatedAssetData.json
used by the service to provide asset data.generatedAssetData.json
to GitHubYou can contribute to blacklist a flagged token by adding its caip19 to the blacklist.json list.
You can contribute to override the description of an asset by adding it to descriptions.json list.
FAQs
Service to return supported asset details
We found that @keepkey/asset-service demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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