Release Version 2.0.0

[Typescript support && Codebase code coverage]

Breaking changes

• Rename Account.addAuthorityKey to Account.addOnBehalfKey
• Rename Account.executiveAuth to Account.authority
• New way to access contract actions and tables
  Actions

  const tokenContract = await eoslime.Contract.at('contract name');
  // Before
  tokenContract.issue(params, options)
  // Now
  tokenContract.actions.issue([params], options)
  

  Tables

  const tokenContract = await eoslime.Contract.at('contract name');
  // Before
  tokenContract.balances()
  // Now
  tokenContract.tables.balances()
  

• Contract.on('deploy')

  // Before
  Contract.on('deploy', (tx, contract) => {}))
  // Now
  Contract.on('deploy', (contract, tx) => {}))
  

• Remove AuthorityAccount
• Deprecate Account.createSubAuthority
• Replace createSubAuthority with addAuthority

  const account = await eoslime.Account.createRandom();
  
  // ------------ [ Before ] ------------
  
  // Add subAuthority and return an instance of AuthorityAccount
  const subAuthorityAccount = await account.createSubAuthority('subauthority');
  
  // Add what actions the new authority could access
  await subAuthorityAccount.setAuthorityAbilities([
      { action: 'produce', contract: faucetContract.name }
  ]);
  
  // ------------ [ Now ] ------------
  
  // Add subAuthority and return tx receipt
  const tx = await account.addAuthority('subauthority');
  
  // Add what actions the new authority could access
  await account.setAuthorityAbilities('subauthority', [
      { action: 'produce', contract: faucetContract.name }
  ]);
  
  const subAuthorityAccount = eoslime.Account.load('name', 'key', 'subauthority');
  

News

• Typescript support
• Refactor CLI commands
• Fix nodeos pre-loaded accounts to have different keys
• Unit tests for all CLI commands
• Return transaction receipts on every chain iteraction
• Use logger instead console.log
• Update Kylin network endpoint
• Add Jungle3 support
• Remove the check requiring an executor to be provided on contract instantiation. Without executor, one could fetch only the data from the contract tables
• contract.action.sign(params)

  // Before
  contract.action.sign(params)
  
  // Now
  // Options are the same like the ones for contract.action(params, options)
  contract.actions.action.sign([params], options)
  

• contract.action.getRawTransaction(params)

  // Before
  contract.action.getRawTransaction(params)
  
  // Now
  // Options are the same like the ones for contract.action(params, options)
  contract.actions.action.getRawTransaction([params], options)