composable building blocks for MEM serverless functions

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molecules/
├── ar/
│   └── tx-gql ~> atom
└── evm/
├── └── signer
└── sol/ ~> molecule
├── └── auth
└── zil/
├── └── zil-auth
├── stx/
│   └── stx-auth
└── substrate/
├── └── substrate-auth
└── trx/
├── └── trx-auth
└── icp/
├── └── icp-auth
└── ton/
├── └── ton-auth/
└── massa/
├── └── massa-auth
└── fuel/
├── └── fuel-auth
└── tez/
├── └── tez-auth
└── aptos/
└── └── aptos-auth/
└── nostr/
    └── nostr-auth
└── exm/
└── └── exm-bundlr
└── near/
└── └── n-view-state/
└── ever/
├── └── tx
└── redstone/
└── └── price
└── ark/
├── ├── resolve
├── └── state
│   └── soark/domain
└── ai/
└── └── chatgpt
└── └── gpt3

abstract

molecule.sh is a developer tooling library and API for MEM alchemists. Built on top of the `deterministicFetch` MEM feature, molecule.sh is composed of reusable components to facilitate writing MEM functions.

Like OpenZeppelin on Ethereum, molecule.sh aims to prevent MEM developers from reinventing the wheel by packaging common operations as importable functions.

molecule.sh is exposed to MEM functions via npm: npm i -g mem-cli-js

releases

v0.2.6