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#1

Hi all

I have seen that a few of you started playing with the SDK and are building your own services. This is really awesome! I know our SDK is still a bit rough to get started with. So I wanted to make it easier for you all to get started with using the SDK in the browser, as such I built example project.

The example shows a small swap price service similar to the mobile. It only allows USDC -> BTC swaps, and it not meant to be used for anything serious.

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I hope you find it useful in your own personal projects building your own Nash-powered services :slight_smile:

GitHub link: https://github.com/nash-io/nash-react-starter

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Nash has built it, but will they come...? Will Nash become the stripe of the crypto space?
#2

Great stuff @jankjr, thx!

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#3

Wow, looks like you created a Uniswap equivalent in just under 10 commits :innocent:

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#4

And 4 of them are readme updates :slight_smile:

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#5

Great !! During my coding, the most difficulties I had, was websocket handling in a React component context (how to avoid multiple connections, reconnections, React state hook update in ws events)
That would be awesome to have a template for that, as well as React Functional Component programming mode.

EDIT : it’s already functional mode ! that’s cool!!

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#6

Sorry for the noob question (first node project!)
I am getting the error:

This file contains the result of Yarn building a package (@neon-exchange/api-client-typescript@npm:5.1.1)

Script name: postinstall

Required node version >=8.9 <11.0.0 not satisfied with current version v12.14.1.

do i have to downgrade my Node?

#7

You can have several versions of node installed, then choose which version you wish to use in the current terminal.

Check out this guide to manage your node versions: https://michael-kuehnel.de/node.js/2015/09/08/using-vm-to-switch-node-versions.html

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#8

Oh good point.

Please use nvm for when using this. We are for technical reasons stuck on v. 10.6. But this is not permanent.

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#9

I am glad I learned React over the past year, will have to take a look at this. Well done!

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#10

Awesome work!

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#11

after yarn install i get a lot of this:
must be built because it never did before or the last one failed

and when i run yarn start, i get this:
Something that got detected as your top-level application (because it doesn’t seem to belong to any package) tried to access a package that is not declared in your dependencies

Required package: http-proxy-middleware (via “http-proxy-middleware”)
Required by: /home/user/code/nash-react-starter/src/

any help?
btw, yarn error messages sux. lol

#12

Hi @CryptoEks

Thanks for reporting this, I probably forgot to add the package.

I’ll get the repo updated.

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