Introducing m3ters.js, a React toolkit meticulously crafted to empower developers with seamless management of complex cryptographic strings within the M3tering Protocol.
This versatile library empowers developers with:
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Seamless Integration: Effortlessly incorporate m3ters.js components and functions into your React projects, streamlining development and reducing complexity.
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Protocol Adherence: Interact with M3tering Protocol elements confidently, ensuring compliance with protocol-specific requirements and best practices.
M3ter Alias: Transform Unwieldy Identifiers
Effortlessly convert those eye-straining crypto strings into captivating and user-friendly aliases, seamlessly integrated within your React applications. Representing IDs in a way you can actually remember.
M3ter Head: Unique SVG Avatars
Generate unique and captivating SVG avatars that serve as visual representations for device DIDs and blockchain addresses, enhancing user engagement and brand recognition.
m3ters.js offers flexible installation methods to cater to your preferred workflow:
Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to your project's root directory. Then, execute the following command:
- npm:
npm i --save m3ters
- yarn:
yarn add m3ters
If you prefer a package manager other than npm or yarn, you can also try:
- pnpm:
pnpm install m3ters
- Bower:
bower install m3ters
- Include the following script tag in your HTML file:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/m3ters@latest/dist/m3ters.min.js"></script>
- Access the m3ters.js releases on GitHub: here
- Download the latest
.zip
or.tar.gz
file containing the library source code. - Extract the contents into your project's directory.
- Import components directly from the extracted files.
Added the React components from m3ters.js
into code via named imports
import { M3terAlias, M3terHead } from "m3ters";
See M3ter Alias and M3ter Head for more usage documentation.
The library was developed, tested and is guaranteed to function properly on
- node
19.0.0
- npm:
9.8.1
- react:
18.2.0
Check out the my example GitHub repo, ichristwin/demo-m3ters. You could also experience the live implementation of at https://m3ters.ichristwin.com
See the contributing docs for more information on how to contribute code.
You are free to embed under the terms of the CC0 1.0 Universal License.