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- published 0.2.1 3 years ago
TEALScript is a TypeScript compiler for generating TEAL. The goal is to enable developers to write Algorand Smart Contracts using native TypeScript syntax. Since TEALScript uses native TypeScript syntax, IDE support works out of the box for any IDE that s
published 0.8.0 2 years ago- published 1.0.0 2 years ago
A set of core Algorand utilities written in TypeScript and released via npm that make it easier to build solutions on Algorand.
published 6.2.1 2 months agoEnables Algorand smart contract development with native TypeScript syntax, tooling, and IDE support
published 0.105.3 7 days agoGenerates a TypeScript client for interacting with, and deploying ARC-0032 smart contracts on the Algorand Blockchain.
published 3.0.6 3 months agoSnap for interacting with the Algorand ecosystem via Metamask. Algorand is a scalable layer-1 blockchain powered by the Pure Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism with quick block times and instant finality.
published 10.0.2 a year ago- published 0.2.1 8 months ago
## Motivation
published 0.0.2 a year agoThis library a simple, but flexible / configurable Algorand transaction subscription / indexing mechanism. It allows you to quickly create Node.js or JavaScript services that follow or subscribe to the Algorand Blockchain.
published 2.0.3 3 months ago- published 0.2.0 2 months ago
A Typescript implementation of Algorand ARC-52 extended hierarchical determinstic wallets.
published 1.0.2 14 days agoA TypeScript library for Liquid Auth's Use-Wallet Client
published 1.1.0 16 days agoA set of addon utilities for generating artifacts for use with AlgoKit AVM Debugger VSCode extension.
published 1.0.1 a month agoThis package contains definitions for the types which comprise Algorand TypeScript which can be compiled to run on the Algorand Virtual Machine using the Puya compiler.
published 0.0.1-alpha.15 a day agoCompiles Algorand TypeScript into byte code which runs on the Algorand Virtual Machine (AVM)
published 1.0.0-alpha.24 a day agoA library which allows you to execute Algorand TypeScript code locally under a test context either emulating or mocking AVM behaviour.
published 1.0.0-alpha.6 3 days ago
