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JavaScript and TypeScript library to interact with the Internet Computer
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JavaScript
/**
* @module api
*/
export * from "./actor.js";
export * from "./agent/index.js";
export * from "./agent/http/transforms.js";
export * from "./agent/http/types.js";
export * from "./auth.js";
export * from "./certificate.js";
export { IC_REQUEST_DOMAIN_SEPARATOR, IC_RESPONSE_DOMAIN_SEPARATOR, IC_REQUEST_AUTH_DELEGATION_DOMAIN_SEPARATOR, } from "./constants.js";
export * from "./der.js";
export * from "./errors.js";
export * from "./fetch_candid.js";
export * from "./observable.js";
export * from "./public_key.js";
export * from "./request_id.js";
export * from "./utils/bls.js";
export * from "./utils/buffer.js";
export * from "./utils/random.js";
export * as polling from "./polling/index.js";
import * as CanisterStatus from "./canisterStatus/index.js";
export { CanisterStatus };
/**
* The CanisterStatus utility is used to request structured data directly from the IC public API. This data can be accessed using agent.readState, but CanisterStatus provides a helpful abstraction with some known paths.
*
* You can request a canisters Controllers, ModuleHash, Candid interface, Subnet, or Time, or provide a custom path {@link CanisterStatus.CustomPath} and pass arbitrary buffers for valid paths identified in https://internetcomputer.org/docs/current/references/ic-interface-spec.
*
* The primary method for this namespace is {@link CanisterStatus.request}
*/
export { Cbor, ToCborValue } from "./cbor.js";
export * from "./polling/index.js";
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