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pocket-js-core
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Pocket-js core package with the main functionalities to create your own plugin.
PocketJS Core wraps all of the functionalities a developer will need to create their own plugin to start interacting with the Pocket Network.
Before you can start using the library, you have to get a Developer ID by registering for MVP. To learn how to register please click here.
You should have at least have a basic knowledge of blockchain technology and know your way around Javascript. You will also need to install the NPM tool.
The PocketJS Core package is hosted in NPM, see below how to install.
npm install --save pocket-js-core
If you would like to know how to create your own plugin from PocketJS Core, check out how to create a plugin.
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Pocket-js core package with the main functionalities to create your own plugin.
We found that pocket-js-core 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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