This library powers @fadroma/cw
,
the generic Cosmos client library that is part of @hackbg/fadroma
,
the portable full-stack groundwork for decentralized applications.
It is maintained by Hack.bg. Contact us at hello at hack dot bg
if you need a hand with CosmWasm development!
This package contains a fork of cosmos/cosmjs
and confio/cosmjs-types
.
It is distributed as a Derivative Work under the Apache License 2.0,
and differs from @cosmjs/stargate
in the following ways:
-
All of the packages from the
@cosmjs/
namespace, as well as thecosmjs-types
library, are unified into a single package,@hackbg/cosmjs-esm
. -
Versioning is planned to start from
1.0.0
once a project depending on this library reaches production. SemVer will be applied, and breaking changes to the API will be tracked rigorously. -
As the name suggests, this is an ESM-first package. Any CommonJS vestiges are removed. See
@hackbg/ubik
if you would like to try a modern VanillaJS workflow based on browsers' native support for ES Modules and Import Maps. -
All type imports are now correctly marked as
import type
, and directories now haveindex
files. This way, you don't have to rely on backwards compatibility solutions that paper over some of the unacknowled pitfalls of TypeScript.
The @fadroma/cw
package implements the Fadroma Agent API,
which provides easy access for the bank
and compute
modules, and enables
easy deployment of smart contracts.
For chain features that are currently not covered by the Agent API, you can use the following approach:
import { CWConnection, CosmJS } from '@fadroma/cw'
const Staking = CosmJS.Proto.Cosmos.Staking.v1beta1;
const client = await new CWConnection({
url: '...' // RPC URL
chainId: '...',
}).qClient
const { value } = await client.queryAbci(
'/cosmos.staking.v1beta1.Query/Validator',
Staking.Query.QueryValidatorRequest.encode({
validatorAddr: address
}).finish()
)
const result = Staking.Query.QueryValidatorResponse.decode(
value
)