interstellar-network-widgets
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The interstellar-network-widgets module provides network connected widgets.
interstellar-network-widgetsThe interstellar-network-widgets module is part of the Interstellar Module System.
It is a collection of front-end widgets which use services provided by interstellar-network to communicate with the Stellar network.
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This module does not add configuration values yet.
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<interstellar-network-pre-send><interstellar-network-send><interstellar-network-receive><interstellar-network-balance><interstellar-network-pre-send> widgetTODO - screenshot
This widget displays send form.
<interstellar-network-send> widgetTODO - screenshot
This widget displays send form.
<interstellar-network-receive> widgetTODO - screenshot
This widget displays user's address.
<interstellar-network-balance> widgetTODO - screenshot
This widget displays list of balances.
<interstellar-network-trustlines> widgetTODO - screenshot
This widget displays a form to add a trustline.
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The interstellar-network-widgets module provides network connected widgets.
The npm package interstellar-network-widgets receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, interstellar-network-widgets popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that interstellar-network-widgets 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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