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You could try Helios.

Here is a guide to building transactions: https://www.hyperion-bt.org/Helios-Book/api/building/index.html

The following links will help you define a UTxO containing native assets:

If you're struggling with using ES imports, then you can try the following import style:

import("/path/to/helios.js").then( helios=>{
   const tx = new helios.Tx()
   
   ...
})

Note: Helios is more low-level than Lucid/Mesh because you need to take care of calling the Blockfrost API yourself.

You could try Helios.

Here is a guide to building transactions: https://www.hyperion-bt.org/Helios-Book/api/building/index.html

The following links will help you define a UTxO containing native assets:

If you're struggling with using ES imports, then you can try the following import style:

import("/path/to/helios.js").then( helios=>{
   const tx = new helios.Tx()
   
   ...

Note: Helios is more low-level than Lucid/Mesh because you need to take care of calling the Blockfrost API yourself.

You could try Helios.

Here is a guide to building transactions: https://www.hyperion-bt.org/Helios-Book/api/building/index.html

The following links will help you define a UTxO containing native assets:

If you're struggling with using ES imports, then you can try the following import style:

import("/path/to/helios.js").then( helios=>{
   const tx = new helios.Tx()
   
   ...
})

Note: Helios is more low-level than Lucid/Mesh because you need to take care of calling the Blockfrost API yourself.

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You could try Helios.

Here is a guide to building transactions: https://www.hyperion-bt.org/Helios-Book/api/building/index.html

It'sThe following links will help you define a UTxO containing native assets:

If you're struggling with using ES imports, then you can try the following import style:

import("/path/to/helios.js").then( helios=>{
   const tx = new helios.Tx()
   
   ...

Note: Helios is more low-level than Lucid/Mesh because you need to take care of calling the Blockfrost API yourself.

You could try Helios.

Here is a guide to building transactions: https://www.hyperion-bt.org/Helios-Book/api/building/index.html

It's more low-level than Lucid/Mesh because you need to take care of calling the Blockfrost API yourself.

You could try Helios.

Here is a guide to building transactions: https://www.hyperion-bt.org/Helios-Book/api/building/index.html

The following links will help you define a UTxO containing native assets:

If you're struggling with using ES imports, then you can try the following import style:

import("/path/to/helios.js").then( helios=>{
   const tx = new helios.Tx()
   
   ...

Note: Helios is more low-level than Lucid/Mesh because you need to take care of calling the Blockfrost API yourself.

Source Link

You could try Helios.

Here is a guide to building transactions: https://www.hyperion-bt.org/Helios-Book/api/building/index.html

It's more low-level than Lucid/Mesh because you need to take care of calling the Blockfrost API yourself.