js-ceramic is a monorepo containing the TypeScript implementation of the Ceramic protocol. If you are unfamiliar with Ceramic, see the website or overview for more information.
Project status:
Claytestnet is now live. 🚀
Clay is a decentralized public network ready for experimental application development and testing. It anchors documents on the Ethereum Ropsten and Rinkeby testnets. It is the last major milestone beforeFiremainnet, which is under development and will launch in late Q1 2021. Documents published on Clay will not be portable to Fire.
June 2022: As Rinkeby and Ropsten are on their way to being deprecated, Clay will be shifting to using the Gnosis Chain (previously xDAI) for anchoring streams. Streams published on Rinkeby/Ropsten through Clay will not be ported over to Gnosis.
js-ceramic provides three JavaScript clients that offer different ways to interact with the Ceramic network.
| Client | Package | Description | Current Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | @ceramicnetwork/core | Full JavaScript protocol implementation |  |
| CLI | @ceramicnetwork/cli | CLI and HTTP daemon |  |
| HTTP | @ceramicnetwork/http-client | HTTP client that can interact with a remote Ceramic daemon |  |
For performance reasons it is recommended that you use the HTTP client if you are building an application.
Learn the basics by setting up and interacting with the Ceramic CLI. Quick start guide →
Full documentation on installation and usage can be found on the Ceramic documentation site →
- For questions, support, and discussions: Join the Ceramic Discord
- For bugs and feature requests: Create an issue on Github
We are happy to accept small and large contributions, feel free to make a suggestion or submit a pull request.
Check out the Development section to learn how to navigate the code in this repo.
- Spencer (@stbrody)
Fully open source and dual-licensed under MIT and Apache 2.