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Ethermint Documentation
Get Started
- Introduction: High-level overview of Ethermint.
Reference
- Basics: Documentation on the basic concepts of Ethermint, like the standard anatomy of an application, the transaction lifecycle and accounts management.
- Core: Documentation on the core concepts of Ethermint, like
encoding, andevents. - Building Modules: Important concepts for module developers like
messages,keepers,handlers andqueriers. - Interfaces: Documentation on building interfaces for Ethermint applications.
Other Resources
- Module Directory: Module implementations and their respective documentation.
- Ethermint API Reference: Godocs of Ethermint.
- REST API spec: List of REST endpoints to interact with an full-node through REST.
Contribute
See this file for details of the build process and considerations when making changes.