Babylon Public Test Environment (PTE), a very simple public network simulator that will allow publishing of Scrypto blueprints and components along with composition using the new transaction manifest, with simulator tools sufficient to enable first experimentation with “full stack” dApp development including web front-ends
PTE Browser Extension is a proof-of-concept Chrome extension thats signs transactions using a local key pair.
You can download the prebuilt binaries from the latest releases.
PTE Terminal is a command-line tool that connects to the PTE API service while exposing the same interface as resim
.
You can download it from the latest releases.
The specification of the PTE API service can be found here.
For DApp developers, three Typescript/Javascript SDKs are provided:
pte-sdk
- An SDK for constructing manifest and interacting with PTE service;pte-browser-extension-sdk
- An SDK for interacting with PTE browser extension;pte-manifest-compiler
- A library for compiling a manifest into a transaction.
Preliminary DApp examples can be provided here.
Pull requests welcome.