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The PAKT SDK is an advanced software development kit, purpose-built for web applications, that empowers developers to construct innovative products on the PAKT Operating System.
PAKT SDK is a modern software development kit, built for NodeJs.
To install PAKT SDK, simply
npm install pakt-sdk
yarn add pakt-sdk
:warning: Ensure you are registered on www.pakt.world, with a paid and activated chainsite.
See below the code block for initialization
//Typescript
import PaktSDK from "pakt-sdk";
const apiKey = config.PAKT_SDK_API_KEY;
const configData: PaktConfig = {
token: apiKey,
verbose: true,
};
const sdkInit = await PaktSDK.init(configData);
//Javascript
const PaktSDK = require("pakt-sdk");
const apiKey = config.PAKT_SDK_API_KEY;
const configData = {
token: apiKey,
verbose: true,
};
const sdkInit = await PaktSDK.init(configData);
The above code initializes the PAKT SDK and ensures the API KEY is generated on www.pakt.world.
If you want to learn how to use the PAKT SDK, visit this link for the documentation & guide.
Explore our example project which effectively demonstrates the practical application of our SDK: Sample Project
FAQs
The PAKT SDK is an advanced software development kit, purpose-built for web applications, that empowers developers to construct innovative products on the PAKT Operating System.
The npm package pakt-sdk receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, pakt-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pakt-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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