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@zapjs/registry
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This repository provides an interface to the Zap Registry contract, enabling data providers (oracles) to register their endpoints and bonding curves. Furthermore, this package enables data subscribers to discover oracles and receive configuration data (su
This repository provides an interface to the Zap Registry contract, enabling data providers (oracles) to register their endpoints and bonding curves. Furthermore, this package enables data subscribers to discover oracles and receive configuration data (such as titles, endpoints, and parameters) from the Registry smart contract.
- Node 12.20 <=14.15
- Typescript
npm install --save `@zapjs/registry`
import {ZapRegistry} from '@zapjs/registry';
let myZapRegistry = new ZapRegistry();
Custom configuration
let myZapRegistry = new ZapRegistry({networkId,networkProvider,coordinator})
Get methods
myZapRegistry.getNextProvider(index);
Listen to events
myZapRegistry.listenNewProvider(filters,callback)
myZapRegistry.listenNewCurve(filters,callback)
Listen all events
myZapRegistry.listen(callback)
FAQs
This repository provides an interface to the Zap Registry contract, enabling data providers (oracles) to register their endpoints and bonding curves. Furthermore, this package enables data subscribers to discover oracles and receive configuration data (su
We found that @zapjs/registry demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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