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@xyo-network/sdk
Advanced tools
Self-contained all-in-one SDK for XYO Protocol 2.0 — foundation + modules runtime. The legacy
@xyo-network/sdk-jspackage re-exports this package for backward compatibility.
Unlike a traditional barrel that declares every child package as a runtime dependency,
@xyo-network/sdk is self-contained: its published dist/ vendors the compiled output
of each @xyo-network/* package in the closure (under dist/_pkg/), with cross-package
imports rewritten to relative paths. At runtime it depends only on real externals (ethers,
@xylabs/sdk, zod, etc.), declared as peerDependencies.
Import the whole SDK:
import { MemoryArchivist } from '@xyo-network/sdk'
…or a group via subpath export:
import { Archivist } from '@xyo-network/sdk/archivist'
import { ObjectHasher } from '@xyo-network/sdk/protocol'
The vendoring is performed by scripts/populate-dist.mjs,
wired into the toolchain via a local package-compile script in package.json.
pnpm xy build # compiles all packages, then vendors the barrel
pnpm xy build @xyo-network/sdk # vendors using already-compiled child dist
npm install @xyo-network/sdk
See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (LGPL-3.0-only).
FAQs
Self-contained all-in-one SDK for XYO Protocol 2.0
The npm package @xyo-network/sdk receives a total of 2,354 weekly downloads. As such, @xyo-network/sdk popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @xyo-network/sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.

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