Javascript SDK of WoopChain protocol
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# Harmony-SDK-Core
A Harmony's blockchain javascript library
It's a mono-repo library, not yet published to npm.
# Install from npm/yarn
```bash
# npm
npm install @harmony-js/core@next
# yarn
yarn add @harmony-js/core@next
# tslib may be required, we'd better install it as well
npm install tslib
yarn add tslib
```
# Examples with tutorials
* [harmony-sdk-examples](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/harmony-sdk-examples)
# Hacking from source files
1. install `lerna` and `typescript` globally (if you have these, you can skip)
```bash
yarn global add lerna && yarn global add typescript
```
2. bootstrap repostory
```bash
yarn bootstrap
```
3. run watcher before editing any source file
```bash
yarn watch
```
4. if you are ready to build/test/bundle, please refer to the following section:
- [Build](#Build)
- [Bundle](#Bundle)
- [E2E Tests](#E2E-tests)
# Packages
1. [@harmony-js/core](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/Harmony-sdk-core/tree/master/packages/harmony-core)
2. [@harmony-js/account](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/Harmony-sdk-core/tree/master/packages/harmony-account)
3. [@harmony-js/crypto](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/Harmony-sdk-core/tree/master/packages/harmony-crypto)
4. [@harmony-js/network](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/Harmony-sdk-core/tree/master/packages/harmony-network)
5. [@harmony-js/utils](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/Harmony-sdk-core/tree/master/packages/harmony-utils)
6. [@harmony-js/transaction](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/Harmony-sdk-core/tree/master/packages/harmony-transaction)
7. [@harmony-js/contract](https://github.com/FireStack-Lab/Harmony-sdk-core/tree/master/packages/harmony-contract)
# Manually Build/bundle
## Build
```bash
yarn build
```
## Bundle
There are 2 ways bundling files.
1. building the `es5` version bundled javascript for each sub-packages, which can be run in Browser directly.
```bash
yarn dist
```
All files are exported in `/dist` folder
2. build `umd` and `esm` version javascript for each sub-packages, which can be accessed by `import` or `require`
```bash
yarn bundle
```
All files are exported in `packages/dist` folder, use `**.esm.js` or `**.umd.js` format
# E2E tests
**Contantly updating now, please get back later**
1. edit `.env` file if you have custom setting
2. run harmony node locally(this fork currently : https://github.com/mikedoan/harmony/tree/enable_tx)
3. wait for 1-2 mins, and run this:
```bash
yarn build && yarn test:e2e
```