A Javascript Client library for interacting with a RADIX Distributed Ledger.
A JavaScript client library for interacting with a Radix Distributed Ledger.
This library and the network itself are currently in Alpha development phase. Please report any issues in the GitHub issue tracker.
For an overview of the main components of the library and how they fit together, read this blog post.
To install the library in your own project using yarn package manager:
yarn add radixdlt
You can find detailed documentation as well as a number of code examples covering main functions of the library in our Knowledge Base
To build the library using your preferred package manager:
yarn install && yarn build
Run tests with yarn test.
Error: Can't resolve 'crypto'
On Angular 6+ versions, the node module polyfills from webpack are not bundled. To fix your issue with crypto, path, etc. use the fix described in this answer [https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/1548#issuecomment-427653778]
| Link | Description |
|---|---|
| radixdlt.com | Radix DLT Homepage |
| documentation | Radix Knowledge Base |
| forum | Radix Technical Forum |
| @radixdlt | Follow Radix DLT on Twitter |
The radixdlt-js library is released under the MIT License.
2.0.0-beta.13 - 2020-17-12
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A Javascript Client library for interacting with a RADIX Distributed Ledger.
We found that radixdlt demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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