Javascript libraries to help your web and mobile JS/TS applications communicate to ICP Backend Canisters and Identity Providers.
| Library | Version |
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| ares-core |  |
| ares-react-native |  |
| ares-react |  |
| ares-rest |  |
This repository contains JavaScript modules that work as connectors designed to establish seamless communication between Javascript Web and Native applications and ICP Backend Services (Canisters).
Contributors are welcome. While we don't have a formal process for proposals, you are encouraged to open an issue at any time before making a pull request.
A JavaScript frontend library for interacting with ICP Backend Canisters and Identity Providers.
ares-core wrapper for React applications and provides a components for ease of use.
Provides Internet Identity Middleware provider and Auth Buttons to enable the Internet Identity integration for React Native Apps.
HTTP client for calling REST APIs and seamlessly integrating Internet Identity with them.
Please visit the dedicated README.ME file for each package.
ares-rest README.ME
ares-core README.ME
ares-react README.ME
ares-react-native README.ME
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Internet Computer: A blockchain-based, decentralized, and permissionless identity system. Internet Identity allows you to authenticate securely and anonymously while you interact with Internet Computer and its dApps.
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Canister: In the context of the Internet Computer, a canister is a computational unit that can hold both smart contract code and state. Each canister has a unique identifier and can communicate with other canisters through inter-canister calls.
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Internet Identity: A decentralized and distributed computing platform that allows developers to build websites, enterprise IT systems, internet services, and software directly on the public Internet. Developed by DFINITY.
Contributions are welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue on the GitHub repository. If you would like to contribute code, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.