setprotocol.js
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setprotocol.js is a library for interacting with Set Protocol smart contracts.
This library enables you to create, issue, redeem, and create and fill issuance orders for Sets.
Note: This is Alpha software, and is subject to non-backwards compatible changes.
$ yarn add setprotocol.js@^1.2.8
$ npm i --save setprotocol.js@^1.2.8
For the most up to date steps on how to initialize and use setProtocol.js, please refer to our installation guide.
Start testrpc and setup dependencies:
yarn chain
Wait until the dependency migration complete message appears before interacting with the contracts.
In a new terminal window, run:
yarn test:watch
Do not use Node version 10+ as it may have issues during npm install or yarn install with the sha3 package. Use nvm install 9.11.1 && nvm use 9.11.1 for now.
Occasionally, you may need to run yarn run chain --reset or just re-run yarn chain to make sure that you have up to date contracts after running yarn install with an update to the set-protocol-contracts package.
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A javascript library for interacting with the Set protocol
We found that setprotocol.js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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