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Local keystore compatible Web3 provider to be used with Truffle
Local keystore compatible Web3 provider to be used with Truffle. Used to unlock an account stored in a local keystore to be used for signing transactions. You will be prompted for a password to unlock the account.
$ npm install --save truffle-keystore-provider
In your truffle.js file:
const KeystoreProvider = require("truffle-keystore-provider")
const memoizeKeystoreProviderCreator = () => {
let providers = {}
return (account, dataDir, providerUrl) => {
if (providerUrl in providers) {
return providers[providerUrl]
} else {
const provider = new KeystoreProvider(account, dataDir, providerUrl)
providers[providerUrl] = provider
return provider
}
}
}
const createKeystoreProvider = memoizeKeystoreProviderCreator()
module.exports = {
rinkeby: {
provider: createKeystoreProvider(process.env.ACCOUNT, process.env.DATA_DIR, "https://rinkeby.infura.io"),
network_id: 4
}
}
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Local keystore compatible Web3 provider to be used with Truffle
We found that truffle-keystore-provider 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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