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ethpm-registry
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Create a new EthPM registry on chain, and provide a library for integration with EthPM.
Proof of concept; more details and documentation still to come.
Create a new EPM registry on chain using the given from address.
:warning: Warning :warning: This command line tool requires an open Ethereum client in order to create the registry, which is wildly insecure. Use this at your own risk. This process can be greatly improved.
$ epmr new --from "0x1234..." [--host localhost] [--port 8545]
var EthPMRegistry = require("ethpm-registry");
var registry = EthPMRegistry.use(registry_address, from_address, web3_provider);
// Now you can use `registry` as valid registry interface within EthPM.
$ npm test
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Create a new epm registry on-chain
The npm package ethpm-registry receives a total of 207 weekly downloads. As such, ethpm-registry popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ethpm-registry demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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