@obolnetwork/obol-sdk
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A package for creating Distributed Validators using the Obol API.
This repo contains the Obol Software Development Kit, for creating Distributed Validators with the help of the Obol API.
Checkout our docs, examples, and SDK reference. Further guides and walkthroughs coming soon.
To use obol-sdk and in order to be able to create a cluster definition or accept an invite to join a cluster, you must accept the latest Obol terms and conditions by calling acceptObolLatestTermsAndConditions.
If you're integrating this SDK with a backend (e.g., in Node.js), and you store a private key for executing splitter transactions, handle it with extreme caution. Ensure that:
.env file)..env file containing the private key to version control.When integrating the Obol SDK with a Safe Wallet, you can either pass an RPC URL OR provide the RPC_MAINNET or RPC_HOLESKY or RPC_GNOSIS or RPC_SEPOLIA or RPC_HOODI environment variable, pointing to the correct network's RPC URL. This is required to interact with Safe kit.
Please review the following guidelines:
If you encounter a bug or unexpected behavior, please follow these steps to report it:
If you'd like to propose improvements or new features, please follow these steps:
All contributions are reviewed before they are merged into the main branch. Please address any feedback provided during the review process.
Thank you for contributing to Obol-SDK!
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