17 Jan 00:15

embarkbot

4d44e29

v5.1.0-nightly.0 Pre-release

Pre-release

5.1.0-nightly.0 (2020-01-17)

Bug Fixes

@embark/cmd_controller: fix build command to escape on finish (e2767c2)
@embark/debugger: Prevent error if contract not tracked by Embark (1e1172e)
@embark/ens: fix Infura connection and testnet use of ENS (42bd3b7)
@embark/test-dapp: fix test_dapp broken for ENS resolve (f5849e0)
@embark/tests: Fix failing test with —node=embark (81af3af)
@embark/transaction-logger: Circular JSON log and unknown contract log level (5843a8e)
@embark/utils: fix deconstruct url to return port as an integer (4190d5e)
transaction-logger: fix circular dep issue with util.inspect (6f239f4)

Features

@embark/deployment: introduce interfaces and libraries configuration (73d0443)
@embark/nethermind: add Nethermind blockchain client plugin (6db8d87)
@embark/test-runner: expose evmClientVersion for conditional tests (e37d3f7)
@embark/testing: introduce proper request2 api for async/await (c947517)

Assets 2

31 Dec 20:17

iurimatias

v4.0.0-alpha.3

39d5e9f

v4.0.0-alpha 3 release

Bug Fixes

all ws endpoint use new technique (bbcfe9b)
allow message signing with wallet address (3a8808e)
consistent service order in cockpit (7574e14)
do not override web3 in embark (94a8bad)
record contract transaction history (435e1e6)
simulator: fix simulator when there is no accounts (34d5923)
windows path separator being wrong (72f8701)
@embark: single use tokens (6aa8781)
@embark/blockchain_process: proxy listens on the specified host (9e7bc53)
@embark/cli: start the dashboard after services are started (6c7782c)
@embark/cockpit/converter: allow decimal numbers (8a5871e)
@embark/core: Disable swarm if URL can’t be determined (c24536d)
@embark/core: Fix —template URL support (f1206b4)
@embark/core: Proxy support for raw transactions (ffcff4a)
@embark/core: Restart IPFS after CORS Update (27babf0)
@embark/core: Support legacy Parity version parsing (1ccc3e7)
@embark/ens: make resolve() work with promises and callbacks (2195475)
@embark/whisper: ensure web3 is ready when whisper info is requested (fd311f9)
@embark/whisper: use a new WebsocketProvider on each retry (27ad343)
blockchain: add cert options to blockchain initialization (bf8629d)
blockchain/geth: create geth dev account before other accounts (7811211)
cockpit/editor: remove arrows next to files in file explorer (d30b00e)
compiler: fix compiler being fired twice (ebd827b)
debugger: fix and improve console commands (37c28b9)
debugger: fix debugger displays (9c37f97)
embarkjs/web3: make global web3 available again (6e4a612)
ens: fix error message by checking for directives before (06553b5)
ens/web3: use blockchain connector for ens and fix global web3 (d5f6da3)
gethClient: clear timeout when call backing (9a6149f)
logHandler: stringify objects instead of trying to split it (33d6e29)
names: fix ens console commands (50858dc)
parity: create password file even when there are no accounts (7d2ceaa)
profiler: do not exit on error but print it (e207537)
proxy: delete old ids for accounts (604e267)
test: use logger instead of engine.logger (af48788)
test/console: register in the console in tests when ipc connected (503a79c)
whisper: fix crash on using whisper with the simualtor (1461e95)
ws: up fragmentation threshold to patch Geth bug with WS (b20bce9)

Features

add coverage events (8a6d075)
apply contract change to test (e3a7b74)
code runner use fs overrided (944b392)
ui: auto updates services in cockpit (a92a986)
enable ethereum manually (5a375d9)
@embark/core: Allow search to find contract by name (1e2cb64)
@embark/core: improve long running webpack UI (b49839a)
@embark/core: store IPC files in a dir within os.tmpdir() (a91a4dd), closes #1202 #450
@embark/core: Support directives in ENS config (7511156)
@embark/deployment: output transaction hash during deployment asap (0bb7d63)
@embark/deployment: output transaction hash of contract deployment (3099894)
console: add new api to register console commands (3229e15)
coverage: gas usage improvements (0118b1a)
scaffold: use ipfs in scaffold and upload file (9854368)
ui: auto updates contracts in cockpit (d10d906)

Assets 2

15 Aug 14:00

jrainville

v3.1.9

6da4f75

3.1.9

Fix issue with account funding
- by setting a limit on concurent funding tasks

Assets 2

31 May 14:45

jrainville

v3.0.7

123346d

3.0.7

Fix issue importing contarcts with Git tags

Assets 2

29 May 14:02

iurimatias

3.0.6

e582ae3

3.0.6

update to solc 0.4.24
fix setting default from

Docs

Assets 2

11 May 11:50

iurimatias

3.0.0

0f4b49a

Embark 3.0

Embark by Status 3.0

Embark is now part of Status and we are happy to announce Embark 3.0 by Status!

New website and Documentation

Embark has a new website and up to date documentation which can be found at https://embark.status.im/docs/

More Smart Contract Languages

Besides Solidity, Embark now also supports Vyper out of the box, as well as Bamboo through an embark plugin
You can use these languages side by side, and take advantage of Embark's features such as contract testing just like you would with Solidity.

DApp Imports

From the dapp side, contracts and libs like EmbarkJS can be implicitly imported, for e.g to import a contract:

import SimpleStorage from 'Embark/contracts/SimpleStorage'

EmbarkJS:

import EmbarkJS from 'Embark/EmbarkJS'

Or a initialized web3 instances (with the config of config/contracts.json)

import web3 from 'Embark/web3'

The typical ES6 imports will also simply work. You can even import directly css files inside js files:

import React from 'react';
import { Tabs, Tab } from 'react-bootstrap';

import './dapp.css';

Friendlier torwards contracts-only projects

Although Embark is focused on DApps, it can perfectly be used for projects targeting only smart contracts and no other components.

There is a now a template to create a simple project with all the components disabled except smart contracts:

embark new AppName --simple

You can also fine tune this in embark.json by specifying the config of each component or setting it to false if you don't want it.

  ...
  "config": {
    "contracts": "contracts.json",
    "blockchain": false,
    "storage": false,
    "communication": false,
    "webserver": false
  },
  ...

Embark Graph

The command embark graph will generate a ER graph of the dapp contracts. This takes into account not just the inheritance but also the relationships specified in the configuration.

Config contracts from URIs

Embark now supports referencing directly URIs including http, git, github, or directly files contained in other directories than the ones specified in embark.json

Embark is smart enough to take care of the dependencies of the resources and present them in a consistent manner to the compiler, it just works!

{
  "development": {
    "contracts": {
      "ERC725": {
        "file": "git://github.com/status/contracts/contracts/identity/ERC725.sol#develop"
      },
      "ERC725": {
        "file": "github.com/status/contracts/contracts/identity/ERC725.sol"
      },
      "Ownable": {
        "file": "https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/zeppelin-solidity/blob/master/contracts/ownership/Ownable.sol"
      },
      "SimpleStorage": {
        "file": "./some_folder/simple_storage.sol"
      }
    }
  }
}

Importing contracts from URIs directly in Solidity

You can also import the same URIs directly in solidity which is quite useful for interfaces, e.g:

import "git://github.com/status/contracts/contracts/identity/ERC725.sol#develop";
import "github.com/status/contracts/contracts/identity/ERC725.sol";
import "https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/zeppelin-solidity/blob/master/contracts/ownership/Ownable.sol"

contract MyContract is Ownable {
  ...
}

Contracts from npm packages

You can now install npm packages that contain contracts (e.g npm install --save openzeppelin-solidity) and refer them to them in the contracts.json file:

{
  "development": {
    "contracts": {
      "ERC20": {
        file: "zeppelin-solidity/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol"
      }
    }
  }
}

or even import them directly in solidity without the need for the config:

import "openzeppelin-solidity/contracts/ownership/Ownable.sol";

contract MyContract is Ownable {
  ...
}

Embark Demo App

The demo app has been updated to reflect the new structure. It also now uses ReactJS which provides a good example on how to use React with Embark.

Web3.js 1.0 by default

Embark now uses web3.js 1.0 in all layers, including in the console and in contracts testing.

More contract deploy configs

A new config called afterDeploy is available and it can be used to specify actions to run after all contracts have been deployed.
It's possible to also specify the specific account to deploy from using the directive from or fromIndex

Versions Configuration

The versions config has been moved to embark.json, the download mechanism has also been fastly improved under the hood:

  ...
  "versions": {
    "web3": "1.0.0-beta",
    "solc": "0.4.23",
    "ipfs-api": "17.2.4"
  },
  ...

Test Improvements

In the tests you can now specify a mnemonic:

config({
  mnemonic: "labor ability deny divide mountain buddy home client type shallow outer pen"
})

It's also possible to specify a node, in case you don't want to run in the internal vm:

config({
  node: "http://localhost:8545"
})

Swarm support

Swarm is now completely integrated on-par with IPFS. You can use interact with Swarm on the dapp side, as well as upload your dapp to Swarm.Swarm

New Plugin APIs

plugin apis:

new events: log, contractsState, status, servicesState
new commands: console:command
registerUploadCommand
addCodeToEmbarkJS
addProviderInit
registerImportFile
documentation has been reviewed and updated. available at docs
registerBeforeDeploy
improve plugin API to register console cmds
possible to extend EmbarkJS by using EmbarkJS.Messages.registerProvider
possible to extend EmbarkJS by using EmbarkJS.Storage.registerProvider

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

new command embark reset which resets embark's state including clearing the cache
new options in blockchain.json: targetGasLimit, wsRpc, wsHost, wsPort, simulatorMnemonic, simulatorBlocktime
new cmd line option for embark run and embark build --logLevel
new cmd line option for embark run and embark build --logfile filename
embark blockchain will now use geth's --dev option in the development environment by default instead of the old mining script. this can be configured with isDev option on blockchain.json
detect and warn about cyclic dependencies
embark will warn about typos in console commands and crucially also in things like contract names in the configuration etc..
embark will detect the terminal dimensions and if it's too small it will recommend you to use the --nodashboard option
the webserver can be started and stopped with webserver start and webserver stop
fix to pipeline watcher, in which sometimes changes would not be detected
fix bug which would cause contracts to always redeploy if a gas value was manually set
fix & improve onDeploy config
fix bug deploying contract interfaces
fixed console bug which was getting "invalid JSON RPC response" when connecting to certain clients
fixed bug in which the ipfs service checkin was looking at localhost instead of the configuration specified in storage.json
greatly improve web3 object provider initialization
warn user when the IPFS node goes offline or comes back online
add other alias for quit cmd
fix issue with onDeploy on the tests
add config for websockets
support starting simulator & initializing accounts with mnemonics
more params supported in simulator (port, host, accounts num, default baalance, gas limit)
support specifying desired blocktime for simulator
don't re-run onDeploy if nothing changed
add default values for geth light and fast params (fixing 331)
fix contract directory bug so any directory in embark.json can be used not just app/contracts
new cmd to display version
automaticaly configure gas needed for txs in tests so dev doesn't need to specify
improve gas estimation by using web3.js 1.0 instead of relying on values given by solc
better error message when geth is not installed or is unable to connect to a node
better error messages for json config syntax errors
detect nodejs version and warn user if version is too old instead of just exiting with a syntax error
don't crash if embark.json is missing, instead warn user he is probably not in the dapp directory
use defaults when blockchain.json is empty, useful for projects migrating
run AfterDeploy cmds separately so it's easy to pinpoint when there is an error
still run using defaults if config files like contracts.json, storage.json, webserver.json , etc.. are not present
throw an error if trying to use embarkjs without a provider set
display error message on the dashboard contract section when a contract fails to deploy or compile
display proper error message when a library meant to be linked is not found
warn user when contact is assumed to be an interface
show error explaining what happened if dapp upload to IPFS fails
show warning message when user specified non-existent asset on embark.json

Chatroom

To discuss about Embark or Dapp development, please join us at the gitter channel

Assets 2

25 Oct 12:24

iurimatias

2.6.0

f19de43

Embark 2.6.0 - web3.js 1.0, any version of web3.js & solc. Whisper 5 & much more

To Update to 2.6.0

important

Embark's npm package has changed from embark-framework to embark, this sometimes can create conflicts. To update, first uninstall embark-framework 1 to avoid any conflicts with npm uninstall -g embark-framework followed by npm install -g embark

to update from 2.5.2:

npm install -g embark@2.6

afterwards make sure embark version returns 2.6.0.

In this release

You no longer need to wait for new releases of embark when a new version of web3.js or solc comes out as this can be now configured. Embark will take care of downloading and using the new versions. You can specify a list of nodes the dapp should attempt to connect to (instead of being limited 1). Whisper 5 is now supported.

If you like Embark please consider donating to 0xFA239D14c7117C3D2370B2a4c4238534391fadd9

Support for web3.js 1.0 and (nearly) ANY web3.js version

Embark now supports web3.js 1.0 by default, however you can now also specify exactly which version of web3.js you want to use so you can still use 0.19.0 or newer versions of 1.0.

in config/contracts.json

{
  "default": {
   ....
   "versions": {
      "web3.js": "1.0.0-beta"
    }
    ...
}

If ,for example, you wish to use 0.19.0 you can specify it in the config as "web3.js": "0.19.0"

Support for ANY solc version

You can also configure the solc compiler you wish to use and it should work, so long that solc release does not contain breaking API changes.

config/contracts.json

{
  "default": {
   ....
   "versions": {
      "solc": "0.4.17"
    }
    ...
}

Specify nodes DApp should attempt to connect to

You can specify which nodes your dapp should try to connect in each enviroment. "$WEB3" is a special keyword to specify the existing web3 object.
The following config would attempt to use the existing web3 object and if unavailable attempt to connect to localhost:8545

config/contracts.json

{
    "development": {
    ...
    "dappConnection": [
      "$WEB3",
      "http://localhost:8545"
    ],
   ...
}

Specify node to deploy to

Before Embark would assume this would be the same as the one configured in blockchain.json which could lead to some ackward configs for some devs, this has now been changed so you can specify it in the contracts config.

config/contracts.json

{
    "development": {
    ...
    "deployment": {
      "host": "localhost",
      "port": 8545,
      "type": "rpc"
    },
   ...
}

Specify node to connect whisper to

config/communication.json

{
  "default": {
    "enabled": true,
    "provider": "whisper",
    "available_providers": ["whisper", "orbit"],
    "connection": {
      "host": "localhost",
      "port": 8546,
      "type": "ws"
    }
  }
}

Specify url to get assets

You can specify for each environment what IPFS node to get the assets from

config/storage.json

{
  ...
  "development": {
      ....
     "getUrl": "http://localhost:8080/ipfs/"
   },
   ...
  "livenet": {
      ....
      "getUrl": "https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/"
   }
}

Plugin API changes

The following events are deprecated: abi-vanila, abi, abi-contracts-vanila, abi-vanila-deployment and have been renamed to code-vanila, code, code-contracts-vanila, code-vanila-deployment

plugins that use these events will get deprecation warnings, the deprecated events will be removed in 2.7.0

New Blockchain options

The following fields are now available at config/blockchain.json to enhance embark blockchain:

"wsHost" - to specify the websocket host (default: localhost)
"wsPort" - to specify the websocket port (default: 8546)
"wsOrigins"- to specify the allowed origin of the websocket requests (default: FALSE), must be specified to something like http://localhost:8000 for the websocket connection to work.
"wsApi" - to specify the apis available through websockets (default: ['eth', 'web3', 'net', 'shh'])

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

tests no longer need the requires and initialization and can be run directly with embark. however you can still use these requires to run it yourself with mocha or your own preferred test framework
embark and mocha are no longer dependencies in the created dapp
you can specify a test file with embark test <filename>
tests no longer need testrpc to be installed first
EmbarkJS.isNewWeb3() to detect if web3 1.0 is available
demo app updated to use web3.js 1.0 and solc 0.4.17
warn user when websocket or http CORS is not set
tolerate solc compiler warnings, which could cause a crash sometimes

Thank you

A big thanks to all that contributed to this release including Todd Baur and Jacob Beauchamp.

Chatroom

To discuss about Embark or Dapp development, please join us at the gitter channel

Donations

If you like Embark please consider donating to 0xFA239D14c7117C3D2370B2a4c4238534391fadd9

Assets 2

25 Jul 11:36

iurimatias

2.5.2

bc2c6b6

2.5.2 patch

This release fixes some issues with library support.

Note if using an existing DApp: to add library support with embark blockchain you need to remove your embark data dir rm -rf .embark/development and add to your genesis block the config signalling homestead at config/development:

 "config": {
      "homesteadBlock": 1
    },

example config file here

Assets 2

28 Jun 11:51

iurimatias

2.5.0

b32cef9

Embark 2.5.0

To Update to 2.5.0

important

to update from 2.4.2:

npm install -g embark@2.5

afterwards make sure embark version returns 2.5.0.

In this release

This release updates to the lastest dependencies, fixes a few things and has a lot of work under the hood necessary for future releases.

Updates

support for geth 1.6.5
updated to use web3.js 0.19.11
updated to use solc 0.4.11

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

embark new will now prompt for the dapp name if not specified as embark new <yourDappName>
embark.js: ContractName.new() as been added as an alias for ContractName.deploy()
embark.js: a method to easily send ether to a contract has been added: ContractName.send(value, unit, options) e.g ContractName.send(2, "ether", {from: web3.eth.accounts[1]})
orbit: Fix for orbit to make it work if the blockchain component is disabled
orbit: Use default config for orbit it none is specified in the config file
Demo app now has warning message for incompatible whisper versions
the JSON files of the contracts are now being outputted at dist/contracts/ (experimental)
whisper: Dashboard now displays the whisper version of the node
plugin API: extensions can now also be added as directories within the dapp directory
plugin API: plugins can now register a component to be displayed in the dashboard. e.g:

  embark.registerServiceCheck('PluginService', function(cb) {
    if (someFunctionThatChecksTheService()) {
       cb({name: "MyServiceName", status: "on"});
    } else {
      cb({name: "MyServiceName", status: "off"});
    }
  });

Documentation

The new documentation for embark is being worked on and available at https://embark.readthedocs.io/en/latest/. If you wish to help out don't hesitate to do a PR or contact me at our gitter channel.

Thank you

A big thanks to all that contributed to this release including Nathan Hernandez, Antonio Tenorio-Fornés, Jon Johnson, Andy Nogueira, roo2, Carl Mönnig, Michael Yeates, Todd Baur, 黄俊钦, Ramiro Moreira, gregg dourgarian

Chatroom

To discuss about Embark or Dapp development, please join us at the gitter channel

Donations

Embark is 100% a community project and not tied to any organization which contributes to a more decentralized Ethereum ecosystem.

If you like Embark please consider donating to 0xFA239D14c7117C3D2370B2a4c4238534391fadd9

Please also consider donating to MyEtherWallet 0x7cB57B5A97eAbe94205C07890BE4c1aD31E486A8 another independent project of great value to the community.

Assets 2

07 Mar 15:46

iurimatias

2.4.0

71121cd

Embark 2.4.0 - Continuing the voyage towards real Decentralised Applications

To Update to 2.4.0

important

to update from 2.3.3:

npm install -g embark@2.4

afterwards make sure embark version returns 2.4.0.

In this release

A lot of work went under the hood in this release. Embark now starts 7 times faster, and the number of dependencies have been cut in half. It installs faster, starts faster, it's more stable and more modular than ever before.

Config for each of the decentralised technologies available in Embark

Although Embark was always a full DApp Framework and not just a simple Ethereum framework, there was few options when in came to fully configuring the other components of the Decentralised stack. This releases adds support to choose which components you need for your DAPP exactly and configure them depending on your needs. It's now possible to even disable the Blockchain part completely for cases where all you need is Whisper and IPFS for instance.

2.4.0 introduces two new important config files: config/storage.json, config/communication.json

communication.json

{
  "default": {
    "enabled": true,
    "provider": "whisper",
    "available_providers": ["whisper", "orbit"]
  }
}

Choosing a provider will automatically add the correct EmbarkJS.Messages.setProvider into the generated DApp code. The list of available_providers will determine what's available in the DApp, if you don't need Orbit for your DApp for example, then removing it from the list will greatly reduce the final size of the generated JS size since its library wouldn't' be included.
As usual, "default" applies to all environments but you can override settings on a per environment basis.

storage.json

{
  "default": {
    "enabled": true,
    "ipfs_bin": "ipfs",
    "provider": "ipfs",
    "available_providers": ["ipfs"],
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 5001
  }
}

Choosing a provider will automatically add the correct EmbarkJS.Storage.setProvider into the generated DApp code. You can also configure the host and port for IPFS. Note that Swarm will be added to the available_providers in future releases of Embark.

Disabling the blockchain component

You can now disable the blockchain/contracts component if you so wish by adding the field "enabled": false inside an environment config in the config/blockchain.json file.

Plugin API changes

Breaking change The compiler API now takes a callback instead of a return, e.g:

embark.registerCompiler(".sol", function(contractFiles, cb) {
  cb(null, compiled_object);
}

new

Embark's event bus is now available in the plugin API, this is useful to do plugins that react to changes such as when contracts are deployed:

available events:
- contractsDeployed - triggered when contracts have been deployed
- file-add, file-change, file-remove, file-event - triggered on
  a file change, args is (filetype, path)
- abi, abi-vanila, abi-contracts-vanila - triggered when contracts
  have been deployed and returns the generated JS code
- outputDone - triggered when dapp is (re)generated
- firstDeploymentDone - triggered when the dapp is deployed and generated
  for the first time

module.exports = function(embark) {
  embark.events.on("contractsDeployed", function() {
      embark.logger.info("plugin says: your contracts have been deployed");
  });
  embark.events.on("file-changed", function(filetype, path) {
      if (type === 'contract') {
        embark.logger.info("plugin says: you just changed the contract at " + path);
      }
    });
});

New Blockchain options

The following fields are now available at config/blockchain.json to enhance embark blockchain:

"light": true - to enable the light client
"fast": true - to enable the --fast option in geth
"bootnodes": "" - to bootstrap your private network
"geth_bin": "" - to specify which geth binary to use
"rpcApi" - to override the available rpcApis
"vmdebug" - to enable --vmdebug

With the availability of the light client option and further default configs on the initial blockchain.json file it even easier to deploy to the testnet and livenet

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

Support configuring the dev webserver in config/webserver.json
Fix contract tracking by taking into account the Swarm hash inserted in the bytecode by solc
The embark demo sample app has been updated with a better look and better tolerance for when some stack elements are not available such as Whisper or IPFS.
Updated readme & docs to clarify how events are used, IPFS cors requirements, and plugin API changes
Add compatibility with latest geth to embarkjs
Wait for transaction to be mined in embarkjs method calls before returning value
Support specifying gas cost when deploying a contract client side with embarkjs
Fix crash when attempting to connect to whisper and it's not available in embarkjs
Show solc errors in the log instead of exiting the console
If no commands are passed in the command line, default to show the help
Display IPFS version on the dashboard
Fix IPFS & Swarm deployment so it works in all environments not just development
Support receiving a custom embark.json file in the tests
Create a datadir per environment so different private chains are supported
Support for -p (port) -h (host) and -a (number of accounts) when running embark simulator
Creating a new dapp with embark new MyApp will now automatically insert the app name into the package.json name field

Documentation

The new documentation for embark is being worked on and available at https://embark.readthedocs.io/en/latest/. If you wish to help out don't hesitate to do a PR or contact me at our gitter channel.

Thank you

A big thanks to all that contributed to this release including Andy Nogueira, Daniel Benton, Luke Childs and Akhil Srinivasan

Chatroom

To discuss about Embark or Dapp development, please join us at the gitter channel

Donations

If you like Embark please consider donating to 0xFA239D14c7117C3D2370B2a4c4238534391fadd9

Assets 2

Releases: embarklabs/embark

v5.1.0-nightly.0

5.1.0-nightly.0 (2020-01-17)

Bug Fixes

Features

v4.0.0-alpha 3 release

Bug Fixes

Features

3.1.9

3.0.7

3.0.6

Embark 3.0

Embark by Status 3.0

New website and Documentation

More Smart Contract Languages

DApp Imports

Friendlier torwards contracts-only projects

Embark Graph

Config contracts from URIs

Importing contracts from URIs directly in Solidity

Contracts from npm packages

Embark Demo App

Web3.js 1.0 by default

More contract deploy configs

Versions Configuration

Test Improvements

Swarm support

New Plugin APIs

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

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Embark 2.6.0 - web3.js 1.0, any version of web3.js & solc. Whisper 5 & much more

To Update to 2.6.0

In this release

Support for web3.js 1.0 and (nearly) ANY web3.js version

Support for ANY solc version

Specify nodes DApp should attempt to connect to

Specify node to deploy to

Specify node to connect whisper to

Specify url to get assets

Plugin API changes

New Blockchain options

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

Thank you

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2.5.2 patch

Embark 2.5.0

To Update to 2.5.0

In this release

Updates

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

Documentation

Thank you

Chatroom

Donations

Embark 2.4.0 - Continuing the voyage towards real Decentralised Applications

To Update to 2.4.0

In this release

Config for each of the decentralised technologies available in Embark

Plugin API changes

New Blockchain options

Misc Bugfixes and Improvements

Documentation

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Chatroom

Donations