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cuprumtezlib
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npm install cuprumtezlib
// Import library or individual modules
import Sotez, { utility, forge, crypto, ledger } from 'cuprumtezlib';
// Or using require
const Sotez = require('cuprumtezlib').default;
const { utility, forge, crypto, ledger } = require('cuprumtezlib');
const sotez = new Sotez('RPCURL');
var cli = require("enc.cli.js")
// Imported Address
const importedkey = cli.eztz.crypto.extractKeys("secretKey")
console.log("Imported address:", importedkey);
// Address Generation
var address = cli.eztz.crypto.generateKeysNoSeed()
console.log("Generated Address:", address);
// Checking Balance
sotez.getBalance(address.pkh)
.then(balance => {
console.log(`Account balance : ${balance}`)
});
// Query chain data
sotez.query('/chains/main/blocks/head')
.then(response => console.log(response));
npm install
npm run build
Compiled files will be located in the lib folder.
Distribution files will be located in the dist/node and dist/web folders.
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Cuprumcoin JavaScript API
We found that cuprumtezlib 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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