Tezos Polywrap
  • What is Polywrap?
  • Using Tezos Polywrap
    • Getting Started
    • Deployments
    • Tezos Core Plugin
      • Queries
      • Mutations
    • Tezos Domains Wrapper
      • JS Plugin
      • Mutation JS
      • Query JS
    • Harbinger Wrapper
      • JS Plugin
    • Hic et Nunc Wrapper
    • QuipuSwap Wrapper
      • JS Plugin
  • Creating Wrappers
    • Environment Setup
    • Test Environment
    • Writing a Wrapper
    • Adding Query Functions
    • Writing Tests
    • Deploying a Wrapper
  • integration
    • Installing Polywrap JS Client
    • Creating Client Instance
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  1. Using Tezos Polywrap

Getting Started

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To use Tezos Polywrappers in your app, install the Polywrap JavaScript client.

Installation

npm install --save @web3api/client-js

The Polywrap JS client works both with Node.js and in browser apps. Currently, Chrome and Brave are the only supported browsers. This is a restriction that will be amended in the future.

Note that Polywrap's goal is to support several major programming languages. In the future, JavaScript will be only one of the supported languages. There already is an experimental Rust implementation and Golang is under active exploration. Subscribe to the social media channels for updates.

Creating Polywrap Client Instance

import { Web3ApiClient } from '@web3api/client-js';
const client = new Web3ApiClient();

You can now interact with different directly from your application.

Deployments

We have several examples of wrappers for you to explore, see .

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