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@unique-nft/client
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The @unique-nft/client package implements the SDK methods via the REST API. The package implements all the basic methods for working with the Unique Network SDK.
The @unique-nft/client package implements the SDK methods via the REST API. The package implements all the basic methods for working with the SDK:
The package is under construction. Check the SDK package methods list to learn more about the methods, that will be implemented in the @unique-nft/client package.
npm i @unique-nft/client
import { Client, Options, AllBalancesResponse, ExtrinsicResultResponse, BalanceTransferParsed } from ‘@unique-nft/client’;
const options: Options = {
baseUrl: ‘url for rest api’
};
const client = new Client(options);
const balanceResponse: AllBalancesResponse = await client.balance.get(
{
address: ‘your address’,
});
const transferResult: ExtrinsicResultResponse<BalanceTransferParsed> = await client.balance.transfer.submitWaitResult(
{
address: ‘address from’,
destination: ‘address to’,
amount: 0.001,
});
FAQs
The @unique-nft/client package implements the SDK methods via the REST API. The package implements all the basic methods for working with the Unique Network SDK.
The npm package @unique-nft/client receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, @unique-nft/client popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @unique-nft/client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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