Note: eac.js is operational but still considered alpha software, released to the public for expirmentation and testing. We do not recommend using it on the mainnet as it will lose you money under certain situations.
A tool and library to interact with the Ethereum Alarm Clock protocol. You can use the commandline tool for running an execution client or scheduling a transaction. The library is available to make it easy for developers to get started using the contracts from their web3 javascript code.
Please see the full documentation for instructions on how
to use eac.js commandline tool as well as a full reference of the API library.
Run npm test at the root of the directory to run the test script on an isolated virtual blockchain using mocha.
Pull requests are always welcome. Not all functionalities of the Ethereum Alarm Clock smart contracts are translated to this library, it was mostly just utilities needed to write the client and grew from there. If you need some functionality and are not finding it in the API docs, please open a issue or contribute a pull request.
Since this is alpha software, we highly encourage you to test it, use it and try to break it. We would love your feedback if you get stuck somewhere or you think something is not working the way it should be. Please open an issue if you need to report a bug or would like to leave a suggestion. Pull requests are welcome.
FAQs
Commnandline tool to interact with the Ethereum Alarm Clock contracts.
We found that eac.js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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