@korprotocol_2/core-sdk v0.1.0-alpha-1
KOR Protocol SDK
Prerequisites
To follow this tutorial, ensure you have Node version 20 or later and npm version 8 or higher installed in your environment. You can download the latest LTS (Long Term Support) version from the Node.js official website.
Create a React/Next Project
First, create a react project using the below guide:
https://react.dev/learn/start-a-new-react-project
Install the Dependencies
While in the kor-ts-example folder, install the Kor Protocol SDK node package,
You can use any of the following package managers to install the dependencies:
npm install --save @korprotocol_2/core-sdk
or
yarn add @korprotocol_2/core-sdk
or
pnpm add @korprotocol_2/core-sdk
SDK Initialization
To initialize the SDK, you need to provide your API key and the RPC URL of the blockchain network.
import { initKorSDK } from '@korprotocol_2/core-sdk';
const apiKey = 'your-api-key';
const rpcUrl = 'https://your-rpc-url';
const origin = 'sandbox-origin-url'
const korSDK = initKorSDK(apiKey, {rpcUrl, chain, origin});
- API Key: Your unique identifier used to authenticate requests to the KOR Protocol backend. To obtain an API key, please reach out to the admin.
- RPC URL: This is the URL of the blockchain network you are connecting to. It could be the URL of a public or private Ethereum node.
- Chain: This is the id of the chain on which operations should be performed.
- Origin: Initializes the module in a sandbox/production environment. For sandbox environment use https://dq9c2zl6kih9v.cloudfront.net/kor-sdk-api
Developer Documentation
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