Question 1

How do I install Movemate for my Sui project?

Accepted Answer

Add the git dependency to your Move.toml as shown in the README, specifying the Sui subdirectory and devnet revision. Then test with sui move test to ensure it works.

Question 2

Is Movemate better than using native Move libraries?

Accepted Answer

Movemate provides pre-audited, optimized modules that save time and enhance security, but for simple tasks, native libraries might suffice with less overhead.

Question 3

Are Movemate modules production-ready?

Accepted Answer

The modules are audited and focused on security, but since they use devnet revisions, always conduct additional audits before mainnet deployment to ensure stability.

Question 4

How to implement access control with Movemate's ACL module?

Accepted Answer

Import the acl module and use its functions to define multi-role permissions, ensuring secure operations by managing signer authorities in your contracts.

Question 5

What are the key differences between Movemate on Aptos vs Sui?

Accepted Answer

Modules like box and escrow have platform-specific implementations; for example, escrow is Sui-only, and box handles object transfers differently per chain.

Question 6

Can I use Movemate for both Aptos and Sui in a cross-chain project?

Accepted Answer

No, Movemate modules are chain-specific; you'd need separate implementations for each blockchain, as dependencies and some functionalities differ.

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