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altamoon-hello-world
Advanced tools
A Altamoon plugin example
The plugin provides basic functionality to buy or sell given quantity of tokens.
It also demonstrates how to implement plugin settings. At this case it does nothing more than Buy and Sell button size change.
To install the plugin select "Plugins" at Altamoon UI, paste altamoon-hello-world
to "Add custom plugin" field and click "Add plugin"
There is no environment limitation. index.js file is the complete plugin file that needs to be served by any server (NodeJS, Nginx, Apache...). This instruction is based on a simple NodeJS server installed as NPM package.
cd altamoon-plugins/packages/hello-world
)npm ci
to install dependencies.npm start
to run a simple HTTP server.http://localhost:8082/index.js
to add the plugin.FAQs
Hello world example plugin for Altamoon
We found that altamoon-hello-world demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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