0.0.13-test-v3 • Published 9 months ago

@myria/leaderboard-ts-sdk v0.0.13-test-v3

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Myria Leaderboard SDK

Myria Typescript SDK leaderboard which is engage with all of leaderboard's API Fast storage, updating and accessibility of the live leaderboard data

Getting started

Myria leaderboard SDK: Publish in npm (myria-leaderboard-sdk)

Test and Deploy

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Myria Leaderboard Typescript SDK

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