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Migrate connectors to a new repo and release under @fuels/connectors #2

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luizstacio opened this issue Feb 21, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1
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Migrate connectors to a new repo and release under @fuels/connectors #2

luizstacio opened this issue Feb 21, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1
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luizstacio commented Feb 21, 2024

Current all the connectors are under the fuel-wallet/sdk with the new work of the migration of the main interface of the connector, to the fuels packages. refs FuelLabs/fuels-wallet#1086 FuelLabs/fuels-wallet#1093 we need to migrate the connectors to a single repo allowing the community to add new connectors and allowing developers to have a unified experience to install and use the connectors.

For this work we should;

  • Copy all the connectors and split the common logic and the specific implementations into separated packages
  • Copy all the CI and infra for developing packing and release this pacakges.
  • Write a markdown documentation for documenting how the project works, how to use the connectors. No need for playable examples at this time.
  • Release a single package called @fuels/connectors that imports all other packages and also exposes all the connectors via path. @fuels/connectors/FuelWallet

new repo: https://github.com/FuelLabs/fuel-connectors

@helciofranco helciofranco transferred this issue from FuelLabs/fuels-wallet Feb 26, 2024
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