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ceres-browser
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A browser implementation of ceres
import Flipper from "./flipper.json";
(async () => {
const wasm = await import("@patract/ceres-browser").catch(console.error);
const { Runtime } = wasm && (await wasm.default);
// create monitor
console.log("hello, this is a template of ceres");
// load contract
const contract = new Runtime(JSON.stringify(Flipper));
console.log("...init contract");
// deploy contract
(contract as any).deploy("default", "[]");
console.log("...deploy contract");
// call contract
const res = contract.call("get", "[]");
console.log(`...call contract...${res}`);
// flip
contract.call("flip", "[]");
const flip = contract.call("get", "[]");
console.log(`...call contract...${flip}`);
})();
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We found that ceres-browser 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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