@mercurial-finance/mango-v4
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See the LICENSE file.
The majority of this repo is MIT licensed, but some parts needed for compiling the solana program are under GPL.
All GPL code is gated behind the enable-gpl feature. If you use the mango-v4
crate as a dependency with the client or cpi features, you use only MIT
parts of it.
The intention is for you to be able to depend on the mango-v4 crate for
building closed-source tools and integrations, including other solana programs
that call into the mango program.
But deriving a solana program with similar functionality to the mango program from this codebase would require the changes and improvements to stay publicly available under GPL.
See DEVELOPING.md
cargo-test-sbf --features enable-gpl
anchor build -- --features enable-gpl
After cloning this repo you'll need to init and update its git submodules.
Consider setting the git option submodule.recurse=true.
Here are steps followed while performing a program deployment to mainnet-beta
program-v0.0.1, should match the version the program hasmain to currently deployed tagmain into their branch, e.g. ts-client and deploy-mmCargo.toml on dev branch for next releaseHere are steps followed while performing a npm package release note: the UI currently uses code directly from github, pointing to the ts-client branch
yarn publish to release a new package, ensure compatibility with program release to mainnet-betafix-npm-tag.sh, tags should look like this e.g.npm-v0.0.1, note: the npm package version/tag should not necessarily match the latest program deploymentFAQs
Typescript Client for mango-v4 program.
The npm package @mercurial-finance/mango-v4 receives a total of 835 weekly downloads. As such, @mercurial-finance/mango-v4 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @mercurial-finance/mango-v4 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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