@shardeum-foundation/archiver
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This is a node that runs as part of the shardus network, with the function of remembering the cycle chain and state data, depending on the app. Archiver nodes store the complete state and history of the network.
This is a node that runs as part of the shardus network, with the function of remembering the cycle chain and state data, depending on the app. Archiver nodes store the complete state and history of the network.
To release, just run npm run release
GET /is-alive this endpoint returns 200 if the server is running.
GET /is-healthy currently the same as /is-alive but will be expanded.
Contributions are very welcome! Everyone interacting in our codebases, issue trackers, and any other form of communication, including chat rooms and mailing lists, is expected to follow our code of conduct so we can all enjoy the effort we put into this project.
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This is a node that runs as part of the shardus network, with the function of remembering the cycle chain and state data, depending on the app. Archiver nodes store the complete state and history of the network.
The npm package @shardeum-foundation/archiver receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, @shardeum-foundation/archiver popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @shardeum-foundation/archiver demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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