radixdlt

radixdlt-js library

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.

Introduction

For an overview of the main components of the library and how they fit together, read this blog post.

Table of contents

• Features
• Installation
• Build
• Example applications
• Code examples
• Known issues
• Links
• License

Features

• Full Typescript support
• Follow the reactive programming pattern using RxJS
• Cryptography using the elliptic library
• Automatically manage connection to the Radix Universe in a sharded environment
• Communication with the Radix network usign RPC over websockets
• Read Atoms in any address
• Write Atoms to the ledger
• End-to-end data encryption using ECIES

Installation

To install the library in your own project using yarn package manager:

yarn add radixdlt

Example applications

• Front-end example using Vue.js
• Express.js server example

Code examples

You can find detailed documentation as well as a number of code examples covering main functions of the library in our Knowledge Base

Development

Build

To build the library using your preferred package manager:

yarn install && yarn build

Test

Run tests with yarn test.

Known issues

Angular 6+

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]

Links

Link	Description
radixdlt.com	Radix DLT Homepage
documentation	Radix Knowledge Base
forum	Radix Technical Forum
@radixdlt	Follow Radix DLT on Twitter

License

The radixdlt-js library is released under the MIT License.

Changelog

2.0.0-beta.13 - 2020-17-12

Added

• Support for core version 21.

Fixed

• Bug that caused invalid state when working with multiple particle groups in an atom.
• Retry mechanism used when connecting to faucet.