@wharfkit/session
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Create account-based sessions, perform transactions, and allow users to login using Antelope-based blockchains.
Authenticate and persist sessions using blockchain accounts within JavaScript and TypeScript applications. Each session can be used to interact with smart contracts using the authenticated account.
The @wharfkit/session package is distributed on npm.
yarn add @wharfkit/session
# or
npm install --save @wharfkit/session
Please refer to the documentation on wharfkit.com.
You need Make, node.js and yarn installed.
The master branch will contain production release builds of the Session Kit. The dev branch will be where all development is performed and act as the staging area for the next release. All pull requests should be made against dev.
Clone the repository and run make to checkout all dependencies and build the project. The tests can be run using make test and can be continuously tested during development with make test/watch.
See the Makefile for other useful targets.
Before submitting a pull request make sure to run make check and make format.
Made with ☕️ & ❤️ by Greymass.
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Create account-based sessions, perform transactions, and allow users to login using Antelope-based blockchains.
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