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status-nodejs

This project is in pre-alpha version!

This package provides wrappers to status-go bindings.

Instalation

Only manual installation from the repository.

First, you need to get libstatus.a:

Clone status-go repository into proper directory in $GOPATH,
Run make statusgo-library,
Copy libstatus.a and libstatus.h from /path/to/status-go/build/bin/ to ./bin/.

Next, run npm install to build a node.js addon. After that, you should be able to successfully run tests npm test.

It's possible to autogenerate C++ code from status-go bindings. First, build autogenerator tool:

go build ./tools/go2nodebinding

then, run it:

./go2nodebinding /path/to/status-go/lib/library.go > ./src/status.cpp