@zk-kit/artifacts
Advanced tools
@zk-kit/artifacts provides a set of functions to automatically download artifacts from the snark artifacts registry hosted by PSE at snark-artifacts.pse.dev. For example:
import { maybeGetSnarkArtifacts, Project } from '@zk-kit/artifacts'
// It will return the artifacts' paths.
const { wasm, zkey } = await maybeGetSnarkArtifacts(Project.POSEIDON, {
parameters: [2],
version: '1.0.0',
})
console.log(wasm) // "/tmp/@zk-kit/poseidon-artifacts@1.0.0/poseidon-2.wasm"
console.log(zkey) // "/tmp/@zk-kit/poseidon-artifacts@1.0.0/poseidon-2.zkey"
// Paths on browsers will be the `unpkg` URLs directly.
// e.g. https://unpkg.com/@zk-kit/poseidon-artifacts@1.0.0/poseidon-2.zkey
Or you can install our snarkli CLI to download artifacts, list available packages or generate artifacts (.zkey, .wasm) from .circom source files.
pnpm add -g @zk-kit/artifacts
snarkli
FAQs
Utilities for downloading snark artifacts
The npm package @zk-kit/artifacts receives a total of 396 weekly downloads. As such, @zk-kit/artifacts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @zk-kit/artifacts demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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