0xMiden / miden-client
Client library that facilitates interaction with the Miden blockchain
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Crawler viewMiden client This repository contains the Miden client, which provides a way to execute and prove transactions, facilitating the interaction with the Miden rollup. Status The Miden client is still under heavy development and the project can be considered to be in an *alpha* stage. Many features are yet to be implemented and there is a number of limitations which we will lift in the near future. Overview The Miden client currently consists of three components: • library, which can be used by other project to programmatically interact with the Miden rollup. You can find more information about the library in the Rust client Library section. • , which is a wrapper around the library exposing its functionality via a simple command-line interface (CLI). You can find more information about the CLI in the Miden client CLI section. • (web client), which is a browser-focused SDK for interacting with the Miden rollup from web applications. You can find more information about the web client in the Web Client README section. The client's main responsibility is to maintain a partial view of the blockchain which allows for locally executing and proving transactions. It keeps a local store of various entities that periodically get updated by syncing with the node. For more info check: • Getting started • CLI Reference • Configuration • Online Documentation Workspace structure The workspace is organized as follows: • The folder contains crates that are meant to be compiled into binaries (like the CLI). • The folder contains the library crates that are meant to be used as dependencies (like the Rust client library). Makefile We use to encapsulate some tasks, such as running lints and tests. You can check out Makefile for all available tasks or just run the following command: Testing To test the project's code, we provide both unit tests (which can be run with ) and integration tests. For more info on integration tests, refer to the integration testing document Contributing Interested in contributing? Check CONTRIBUTING.md. License This project is MIT licensed.