scripts/ update - move to Typescript, import wallets, contracts, and network config. - #15
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Couple things here to make the script development faster/easier:
library.ts) now reads wallets fromkeys.tetrrain.jsnetworks.tsthat supplies the network config, and the contract addresses.Housekeeping:
I updated the root javascript/package.json so now
@terra-money/terrainis checked into thepackage-lock.json, and theterraindeploy/migrate commands use the module fromnode_modulesrather than usingnpxto get the module. I made this change to prevent future breakage, as npx will fetch the latest version at runtime, it's only a matter of time until their module has a breaking change, then this repo would stop working as described in the README. Want this to still work in 6 months, a year from now, etc. without us having to maintain it.