The NAVI SDK Client provides tools for interacting with the Sui blockchain networks, designed for handling transactions, accounts, and smart contracts efficiently. This documentation covers the setup, account management, and transaction handling within th
The NAVI SDK Client provides tools for interacting with the Sui blockchain networks, designed for handling transactions, accounts, and smart contracts efficiently. This documentation covers the setup, account management, and transaction handling within the NAVI ecosystem.
Before you can use the NAVI SDK Client, you need to set up your project environment.
npm i navi-sdk
*We highly suggest you use env to import mnemonic all the time *
npm i dotenv
We have prepared starter code for NAVI SDK beginners.
You may follow the guide from detailed documentation
Use the following links to learn more about NAVI Protocol:
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The NAVI SDK Client provides tools for interacting with the Sui blockchain networks, designed for handling transactions, accounts, and smart contracts efficiently. This documentation covers the setup, account management, and transaction handling within th
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