@maticnetwork/maticjs
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This repository contains the maticjs client library. maticjs makes it easy for developers, who may not be deeply familiar with smart contract development, to interact with the various components of Matic Network.
This library will help developers to move assets from Ethereum chain to Matic chain, and withdraw from Matic to Ethereum using fraud proofs.
https://wiki.polygon.technology/docs/tools/matic-js/get-started
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You are very welcome to contribute, please see contributing guidelines - [Contribute].
Thank you to all the people who already contributed to matic.js!
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Setup
npm ci
How to debug
Write your code inside file test/debug.js and run below code
npm run debug
Above command will build the source code & install the built version into test folder, which will be used by debug.js.
Lint
# To check lint errors
npm run lint
# To fix most common lint errors
# Note that it might not fix all errors, some need manual intervention
npm run lint:fix
Build code
npm run build
Run test
npm run test
Generate distribution files
npm run deploy
NPM publish
Before running publish script, make sure you have updated version properly.
Note that prepublishOnly script will be automatically called while publishing. It will check lint, clean dist/lib folders and build fresh distribution files before it executes npm publish.
npm publish
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FAQs
Javascript developer library for interacting with Matic Network
We found that @maticnetwork/maticjs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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