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Releases: ethereum-alarm-clock/eac.js

1.3.2

14 Feb 16:37
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Added the mining promise when scheduling transaction. Added gasPrice when scheduling transaction.

1.3.1

06 Feb 22:44
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Added new method in requestFactory to get logs based on owner address

1.3.0

06 Feb 00:44
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Upgrades the codebase to use the termsFEE and BOUNTY instead of donation and payment. Makes the client compatible with ethereum alarm clock contracts version 0.9.1.

1.2.1

05 Feb 20:43
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Fixes the default startBlock parameter in requestFactory.getRequestCreatedLogs()

1.2.0

05 Feb 11:37
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This release adds light client implementation and --autostart flag for better use in automated workflows.

1.1.0

31 Jan 21:48
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This release changes the main export of this package into a function that returns an object.
For new API import eac.js like const eac = require('eac.js')(web3) and pass in an instantiated web3 object.
For backwards compatible API import eac.js like so const eac = require('eac.js')()

1.0.5

30 Jan 23:33
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Added new RequestFactory functions for validating transaction request creation input

1.0.4

29 Jan 08:32
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More stable than the 1.0.0-rc. Fixed an issue with timestamp executions and made some enhancement modifications for a better user experience.

1.0.0-rc

25 Jan 06:05
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1.0.0-rc

First stable release of eac.js. The focus on this release was to make sure that everything worked properly. Some of the features that were added during development (such as the light wallet) was removed in the interest of making it simpler to operate. The overall goal of this release is consistency and stability and I hope this is a tool that can start being adopting and used.

Downloads from npm:

For the commandline tool:

$ npm install -g eac.js

For the library to use in a project:

$ npm install eac.js --save