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A Javascript module made to simplify communication with Sia Skynet portals from the browser.
For documentation complete with examples, please see the Skynet SDK docs.
We also have an example tutorial about creating your first web app on Skynet
If you're thinking, "wait, how can I import()
in the browser," then here is the answer:
While skynet-js
is built with Node.js, you can easily compile it to one minified javascript file that is compatible with browsers.
Webpack will compile only the used functions (unused code will be removed automatically), so it is recommended to build your whole project in Node.js and compile it with webpack (click here for detailed tutorial):
cd your_project
npm install skynet-js
npm install webpack webpack-cli --save-dev
Update your package.json
file.
remove - "main": "index.js",
add - "private": true,
Create folders mkdir dist src
. Make sure you have your javascript files in src
and the main (entry) javascript is named index.js
.
Compile with npx webpack
! You will find the minified main.js
in the dist
folder.
skynet-js
provides functions that only make sense in the browser, and are covered in the special section Browser JS API.
yarn
yarn test
to run the testsFAQs
Sia Skynet Javascript Client
We found that skynet-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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