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build-lz-options
Advanced tools
This package provides a convenient way to build and serialize Options for LayerZero OApps.
npx build-lz-options@latest
# or
yarn build-lz-options
# or
pnpm build-lz-options
# or
bunx build-lz-options
The default LayerZero ExecutorFeeLib requires the sum of lzReceive gas for all Options for a message is a positive
integer. This is classified as a warning and not an error, as build-lz-options
tool is not aware of the context in
which the generated Options are used. For example, Options may be combined elsewhere in the application, perhaps with
OApp Enforced Options, and the result will have a positive lzReceive gas sum.
The default LayerZero DVN does not currently support the Verifier PreCrime option. If you specify this option, please ensure that the DVN you are using supports PreCrime.
FAQs
Build LayerZero options with one command
The npm package build-lz-options receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, build-lz-options popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that build-lz-options 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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