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JavaScript client for the Cosmos SDK API
npm i cosmos-rest -s
import Client from 'cosmos-rest';
//init cosmos server provider
const cosmosClient = new Client("http://192.168.16.11:1314");
/**
* @address The address you should query
*/
cosmosClient.query_account(address[, callback])
//Join Game
cosmosClient.join_game(signMsg[,callback])
//获取gsid
cosmosClient.get_gc(json[,callback])
//游戏行为
cosmosClient.player_action(gsid,json[,callback])
//退出游戏
cosmosClient.end_game(gsid,json[,callback])
//查询游戏筹码
cosmosClient.query_amount(gsid,json[,callback])
//状态迁移
cosmosClient.game_relay(json[,callback])
//交易查询
cosmosClient.query_tx(txhash[,callback])
//结束游戏并进行结算
cosmosClient.end_game_session(gsid[,callback])
FAQs
A js sdk for cosmos blockchain
The npm package cosmos-rest receives a total of 22 weekly downloads. As such, cosmos-rest popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cosmos-rest 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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