@windingtree/org.id-lif-deposit
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ORG.ID Lif Deposit is Trustworthiness clue for the ORG.ID Protocol
ORGiD Deposit is Trustworthiness clue for the ORGiD Protocol
0x7Fa6Ad0866Caa4aBdE8d60B905B3Ae60A3E0f014 full config v1.0.0
0x77952566F96a3B9F8c9CaAFf6cc414fd5c2D1543 full config v1.0.0
npm i @windingtree/org.id-lif-deposit
// ABI
const { LifDepositContract, LifDepositInterfaceContract, addresses } = require('@windingtree/org.id-lif-deposit');
// Contract addresses
const { mainnet, ropsten } = addresses;
npm i
npm run test
npm run test ./<path_to_test_file>.js
npm run coverage
npm run lint
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ORG.ID Lif Deposit is Trustworthiness clue for the ORG.ID Protocol
The npm package @windingtree/org.id-lif-deposit receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @windingtree/org.id-lif-deposit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @windingtree/org.id-lif-deposit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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