SnarkyJS helps developers build apps powered by zero-knowledge (zk) cryptography.
The easiest way to write zk programs is using SnarkyJS.
SnarkyJS is a TypeScript library for zk-SNARKs and zkApps. You can use SnarkyJS to write zk smart contracts based on zero-knowledge proofs for the Mina Protocol.
SnarkyJS is automatically included when you create a project using the Mina zkApp CLI.
To learn more about developing zkApps, see the zkApp Developers docs.
For guided steps building and using zkApps, see the zkApp Developers Tutorials.
To meet other developers building zkApps with SnarkyJS, participate in the #zkapps-developers channel on Mina Protocol Discord.
For a list of changes between versions, see the CHANGELOG.
To stay up to date with SnarkyJS, see the O(1) Labs Blog.
SnarkyJS is an open source project. We appreciate all community contributions to SnarkyJS!
See the Contributing guidelines for ways you can contribute.
High-quality community packages from open source developers are available for your project.
To include your package, see Creating high-quality community packages.
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TypeScript framework for zk-SNARKs and zkApps
We found that snarkyjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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