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:warning: Experimental. Zero tests. Please report issues
Use beaker-pyteal to create an Application and write the ApplicationSpec to json
import json
import pyteal as pt
from beaker import Application
# Create a new Application
hello_app = Application("HelloBeaker")
# Add method handler
@hello_app.external
def hello(name: pt.abi.String, *, output: pt.abi.String) -> pt.Expr:
# Set output to the result of `Hello, `+name
return output.set(pt.Concat(pt.Bytes("Hello, "), name.get()))
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Writes contract.json, HelloBeaker.json, approval.teal, and clear.teal
# to the `artifacts` directory
hello_app.build().export("artifacts")
The ApplicationSpec contains the ARC4 ABI spec with some extra bits to help the client
In a node project directory install beaker-ts
npm install beaker-ts
Generate the client using the beaker-ts generate
command
$ npx beaker help generate
Usage: beaker-ts generate [options] <path-to-spec> <path-to-write>
Generates an application client given an application spec
Options:
-l, --local whether or not to use local import
-h, --help display help for command
Example:
npx beaker generate examples/hello/hello.json examples/hello/
This should create a new file called hellobeaker_client.ts
The client can now be imported and used to create or call the app methods by name and with expected types.
// Helpers to get accounts and algod client for sandbox
import * as bkr from "beaker-ts";
// Our autogenerated client
import {HelloBeaker} from "./hellobeaker_client";
(async function () {
// Grab an account
const acct = (await bkr.sandbox.getAccounts()).pop();
if (acct === undefined) return;
// Create a new client that will talk to our app
// Including a signer lets it worry about signing
// the app call transactions
const appClient = new HelloBeaker({
client: bkr.clients.sandboxAlgod(),
signer: acct.signer,
sender: acct.addr,
});
// Deploy our app on chain (Only works if the ApplicationSpec was used to generate the client)
const {appId, appAddress, txId} = await appClient.createApplication();
console.log(`Created app ${appId} with address ${appAddress} in tx ${txId}`);
// Call the method by name, with named and typed arguments
const result = await appClient.hello({name: "Beaker"});
// Get a typed result back from our app call
console.log(result.value); // Hello, Beaker
})();
See the examples directory for usage examples.
Please report issues
FAQs
> :warning: **Experimental. Zero tests. Please report issues**
The npm package beaker-ts receives a total of 53 weekly downloads. As such, beaker-ts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that beaker-ts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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