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@lukso/lsp17contractextension-contracts
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Package for the LSP17 Contract Extension standard
Package for the LSP17 Contract Extension
npm install @lukso/lsp17contractextension-contracts
The @lukso/lsp17contractextension-contracts
npm package contains useful constants such as InterfaceIds, and ERC725Y Data Keys related to the LSP17 Standard. You can import and access them as follow:
import {
INTERFACE_ID_LSP17Extendable,
INTERFACE_ID_LSP17Extension,
LSP17DataKeys,
} from "@lukso/lsp17contractextension-contracts";
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Package for the LSP17 Contract Extension standard
We found that @lukso/lsp17contractextension-contracts 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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