@metamask-institutional/transaction-update
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This package will export transactionUpdate, responsible for handling transaction updates
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A Typescript library that exports the TransactionUpdate controller, responsible for handling all the custodian Tx updates and send them to the extension to be updated. It communicates with the WS Client.
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This package will export transactionUpdate, responsible for handling transaction updates
The npm package @metamask-institutional/transaction-update receives a total of 1,938 weekly downloads. As such, @metamask-institutional/transaction-update popularity was classified as popular.
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