Build NEAR-enabled applications with a TypeScript library for contract interaction, wallets, and sandbox testing.
npx skills add https://github.com/near/agent-skills --skill near-kit
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: near-kit Source: https://github.com/near/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/near-kit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/near/agent-skills --skill near-kit
This Skill provides a TypeScript library enabling developers to interact with NEAR Protocol by performing read (view) operations, write (call) transactions, manage wallets, and test contracts in a sandboxed environment.
Install the near-kit package and create a Near instance with your preferred network (testnet for experimentation). Then use near.view(), near.call(), and near.send() to interact with contracts and wallets.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can interact with NEAR contracts in TypeScript by using a library that provides core operations like view, call, and send. This allows you to execute read-only queries and state-changing transactions across web and Node.js environments.
Testing NEAR smart contracts in a sandbox involves using utilities that simulate the blockchain environment locally. This allows you to validate transaction flows and contract state changes without deploying to the mainnet or testnet.
Integrating a NEAR wallet into a React frontend requires wallet bindings that handle user authentication and transaction signing. This streamlines the workflow for users to connect their wallets and submit transactions securely.
Yes, you can build multi-action transactions for the NEAR Protocol using a fluent Transaction Builder. This feature allows you to construct, batch, and sign complex transaction flows programmatically before submitting them to the network.
Managing keys for type-safe NEAR development involves using key management utilities provided by the library. This ensures secure handling of signing keys while maintaining TypeScript type safety during contract interactions.
Yes, the toolkit supports both web and Node.js environments, enabling frontend and backend developers to perform read operations, write transactions, and sandbox testing across different JavaScript runtime contexts.
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