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@keepkey/chain-adapters
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const chainAdapters = require('@shapeshift/chain-adapters');
// TODO: DEMONSTRATE API
To enable hot reloading, you need to have WML and Watchman installed.
// TODO: update package name once lib is published
wml add lib/packages/chain-adapters web/node_modules/@shapeshift/chain-adapters
wml list
, you should see a response similar to this:Links:
enabled (0) /Users/userName/projectFolder/lib/packages/chain-adapters -> /Users/userName/projectFolder/web/node_modules/@shapeshift/chain-adapters
WML
wml start
Note: If you start wml
and nothing happens, or you see an error, a common cause is watchman is not watching the linked directory. Try "watching" the directory that was linked.
watchman watch [path-to-package]
yarn dev
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> TODO: description
We found that @keepkey/chain-adapters 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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