[Application Development] What is the blessed way of using OP smart contracts as dependencies? #704
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Did you check the documentation?
Documentation Feedback (Optional)The docs don't mention the npm package directly, instead they suggest the contracts now live in the monorepo. The npm package is mentioned in the repo itself but the package on npm seems abandoned (last update 8 months ago) What type of issue are you experiencing?
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can you explain further?how you want to use these contracts,for example, are you going to interact the contracts?so that you can send tx onchain |
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So I should pull in the monorepo as a submodule or something tagged with e.g. |
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anything tagged with op-contracts/vX.Y.Z(so v1.8.0 is fine) |
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yeah, yeah. Just on the npm package vs git repo - git repo is the way to go? |
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most of the thing are migrated out of npm package,so you should use github monorepo as dependencies |
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ok, that was my thinking. Thanks a lot! |
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most of the thing are migrated out of npm package,so you should use github monorepo as dependencies
I am also asking other guys, will reply here if we have better options for dependencies that github monorepo