@near-eth/aurora-nep141
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@near-eth/aurora-nep141A Connector Library for sending NEP141 tokens to Aurora.
This is a Connector Library that integrates with @near-eth/client. For detailed instructions on how to use it, see the README there.
This package makes it easy for your app (or, someday, CLI) to send Fungible Tokens from NEAR to Aurora. It lets you send NEP141 (NEAR's Fungible Token Standard) Tokens to Aurora where they become ERC20 (Ethereum's Fungible Token standard), and can then be sent back again.
These transfers between NEAR and Aurora don't happen over the Rainbow Bridge so they are instantaneous and a single Aurora or NEAR transaction is needed.
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