@quarryprotocol/quarry-sdk
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An open protocol for launching liquidity mining programs on Solana.
Quarry was built with the intention of helping more Solana projects launch on-chain liquidity mining programs. It is currently standard for projects to manually send tokens to addresses-- while this is better than no distribution, it would be much better for the growth of the ecosystem if liquidity mining programs were composable and enforceable on-chain.
| Package | Description | Version | Docs |
|---|---|---|---|
quarry-mint-wrapper | Mints tokens to authorized accounts |  |  |
quarry-mine | Distributes liquidity mining rewards to token stakers |  |  |
quarry-registry | Registry to index all quarries of a rewarder. |  |  |
@quarryprotocol/quarry-sdk | TypeScript SDK for Quarry |  |  |
Documentation is a work in progress. For now, one should read the end-to-end tests of the SDK.
We soon plan on releasing a React library to makes it easy to integrate Quarry with your frontend.
Quarry Protocol is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.
In short, this means that any changes to this code must be made open source and available under the AGPL-v3.0 license, even if only used privately. If you have a need to use this program and cannot respect the terms of the license, please message us our legal team directly at legal@quarry.so.
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Quarry Protocol SDK
The npm package @quarryprotocol/quarry-sdk receives a total of 2,624 weekly downloads. As such, @quarryprotocol/quarry-sdk popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @quarryprotocol/quarry-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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