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@onflow/flow-cadut-plugin-find
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This package provides plugin for FIND address resolver.
Find allows you to lease a name on the blockchain which you can give to your friends instead of a hard to remember 18 digit hex string
See more here.
The FIND plugin exists within the @onflow/flow-cadut-plugin-find package which is consumed by the @onflow/flow-cadut package.
To install @onflow/flow-cadut and @onflow/flow-cadut-plugin-find, call the following:
npm run install @onflow/flow-cadut @onflow/flow-cadut-plugin-find
or
yarn add @onflow/flow-cadut @onflow/flow-cadut-plugin-find
FIND plugin is dependent on value of current environment, so you will need to set it first with setEnvironment method.
Then register plugin with registerPlugin from @onflow/flow-cadut package
import { executeScript, setEnvironment, registerPlugin } from "@onflow/flow-cadut";
import { FIND } from "@onflow/flow-cadut-plugin-find";
(async () => {
await setEnvironment("testnet");
await registerPlugin(FIND);
// Let's create some basic Cadence script, which will accept Address argument and return it's value
const code = `
pub fun main(addressBook: [Address]): [Address]{
return address
}
`;
const args = [
// FIND address can be in prefixed "find:name"
"find:bjarte",
// or suffixed "name.find" form
"bjarte.find",
];
const [bjarte, err] = await executeScript({ code, args });
if (!err) {
console.log({ bjarte });
}
})();
FAQs
FIND address resolver
We found that @onflow/flow-cadut-plugin-find demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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