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npm install --global --production lisk-sdk
Using the Lisk Commander, developers can create a new blockchain project with a few simple commands.
1.Initialize Project: Create a new project directory and initialize it.
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lisk init my-blockchain
cd my-blockchain
2.Add Modules: Add necessary modules to the project, such as the Token module for handling tokens.
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lisk add module token
3.Configure Network: Set up the network configuration, including node settings and consensus parameters.
Developers can create custom modules to implement specific features or business logic.
1.Define Module Schema: Define the schema for the module, specifying the data structure and validation rules.
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const { BaseModule } = require('lisk-sdk');
class HelloModule extends BaseModule {
constructor() {
super();
this.name = 'hello';
this.id = 1000;
}
// Define the schema for module-specific datastatic get schema() {
return {
type: 'object',
properties: {
message: { type: 'string' },
},
required: ['message'],
};
}
}
module.exports = HelloModule;
2.Implement Commands: Implement the commands that the module will handle, such as creating or updating data.
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const { BaseCommand } = require('lisk-sdk');
class CreateHelloCommand extends BaseCommand {
async execute(context) {
const { transaction } = context;
const { message } = transaction.asset;
// Save the message to the blockchain state
}
}
module.exports = CreateHelloCommand;
Once the application is developed, it can be deployed to the Lisk network.
1.Start Nodes: Launch the blockchain nodes configured in the project.
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lisk start
2.Monitor Network: Use built-in plugins and third-party tools to monitor the network’s performance and health.
The Lisk SDK supports a wide range of applications, from financial services to supply chain management and beyond.
The SDK enables the development of DeFi applications, such as decentralized exchanges, lending platforms, and stablecoins.
Blockchain applications developed with the Lisk SDK can improve transparency and traceability in supply chains.
The SDK supports the creation of NFT platforms for digital art, collectibles, and gaming assets.
The Lisk SDK offers advanced features and customization options to meet the needs of complex blockchain applications. It is designed to support interoperability between different blockchains within the Lisk ecosystem. Cross-Chain Transactions enable transactions between different chains, allowing assets and data to move seamlessly across the network. Interoperability Protocols implement industry-standard protocols to facilitate secure and efficient cross-chain communication.
To handle increasing transaction volumes, the SDK includes scalability solutions such as sidechains and state channels. Sidechains run parallel to the mainchain, offloading transactions and computations to maintain high performance. State Channels enable off-chain transactions that are settled on-chain, improving scalability and reducing transaction costs.
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CSS
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npm install --global --production lisk-sdk
Using the Lisk Commander, developers can create a new blockchain project with a few simple commands.
1.Initialize Project: Create a new project directory and initialize it.
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lisk init my-blockchain
cd my-blockchain
2.Add Modules: Add necessary modules to the project, such as the Token module for handling tokens.
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lisk add module token
3.Configure Network: Set up the network configuration, including node settings and consensus parameters.
Developers can create custom modules to implement specific features or business logic.
1.Define Module Schema: Define the schema for the module, specifying the data structure and validation rules.
JavaScript
javascript
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const { BaseModule } = require('lisk-sdk');
class HelloModule extends BaseModule {
constructor() {
super();
this.name = 'hello';
this.id = 1000;
}
// Define the schema for module-specific datastatic get schema() {
return {
type: 'object',
properties: {
message: { type: 'string' },
},
required: ['message'],
};
}
}
module.exports = HelloModule;
2.Implement Commands: Implement the commands that the module will handle, such as creating or updating data.
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const { BaseCommand } = require('lisk-sdk');
class CreateHelloCommand extends BaseCommand {
async execute(context) {
const { transaction } = context;
const { message } = transaction.asset;
// Save the message to the blockchain state
}
}
module.exports = CreateHelloCommand;
Once the application is developed, it can be deployed to the Lisk network.
1.Start Nodes: Launch the blockchain nodes configured in the project.
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lisk start
2.Monitor Network: Use built-in plugins and third-party tools to monitor the network’s performance and health.
The Lisk SDK supports a wide range of applications, from financial services to supply chain management and beyond.
The SDK enables the development of DeFi applications, such as decentralized exchanges, lending platforms, and stablecoins.
Blockchain applications developed with the Lisk SDK can improve transparency and traceability in supply chains.
The SDK supports the creation of NFT platforms for digital art, collectibles, and gaming assets.
The Lisk SDK offers advanced features and customization options to meet the needs of complex blockchain applications. It is designed to support interoperability between different blockchains within the Lisk ecosystem. Cross-Chain Transactions enable transactions between different chains, allowing assets and data to move seamlessly across the network. Interoperability Protocols implement industry-standard protocols to facilitate secure and efficient cross-chain communication.
To handle increasing transaction volumes, the SDK includes scalability solutions such as sidechains and state channels. Sidechains run parallel to the mainchain, offloading transactions and computations to maintain high performance. State Channels enable off-chain transactions that are settled on-chain, improving scalability and reducing transaction costs.
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