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@left-curve/sdk
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The SDK package for interacting with the [Dango](https://dango.exchange) execution environment.
The SDK package for interacting with the Dango execution environment.
npm install @left-curve/sdk
For lighter installs, use the individual packages:
npm install @left-curve/types # type definitions only
npm install @left-curve/encoding # encoding utilities only
npm install @left-curve/utils # general utilities only
npm install @left-curve/crypto # cryptographic primitives only
import { createPublicClient, createSignerClient, testnet } from "@left-curve/sdk";
import { getBalance } from "@left-curve/sdk/actions";
const client = createPublicClient({ chain: testnet });
const balance = await getBalance(client, { address, denom: "dango" });
The SDK is split into independent packages for lighter dependency trees:
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
@left-curve/types | TypeScript type definitions |
@left-curve/encoding | Hex, base64, binary, JSON encoding |
@left-curve/utils | Decimal math, formatting, assertions |
@left-curve/crypto | Hash functions, key pairs, WebAuthn |
@left-curve/sdk | Clients, actions, chains, transports |
The root @left-curve/sdk import re-exports common items from all sub-packages for convenience.
// Root - clients, chains, and common re-exports from all sub-packages
import { createPublicClient, testnet, Decimal, sha256 } from "@left-curve/sdk";
// Actions - query and mutation actions
import { getBalance, swap, transfer } from "@left-curve/sdk/actions";
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The SDK package for interacting with the [Dango](https://dango.exchange) execution environment.
We found that @left-curve/sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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