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A curated list of code, tools, and resources for the Move smart contract programming language community.
A Python Client SDK for interacting with the Sui blockchain via JSON-RPC, GraphQL, and gRPC.
A React toolkit for DApps to easily connect with all wallets on the Sui blockchain using the Wallet Standard.
A comprehensive NFT protocol for the Sui blockchain with smart contracts for digital asset creation, primary sales, and secondary trading.
A Golang SDK for interacting with the Sui blockchain, enabling account management, transaction building, and RPC calls.
The first open-source automated market maker (AMM) swap protocol built on the Sui blockchain.
A deprecated adapter for integrating Suiet Wallet with SUI wallet adapter, enabling DApps to connect with Suiet Wallet Extension.
A robust, reactive, type-safe Java library for interacting with smart contracts on the Sui blockchain network.
A decentralized omnichain liquidity aggregation protocol using single coin pools per chain with Sui as settlement center.
A POAP (Proof of Attendance Protocol) application built on the Sui blockchain for collecting digital mementos.
An open-source Chrome extension wallet for the Sui blockchain, enabling secure management of SUI tokens and interactions with dApps.
An Android SDK for interacting with the Sui blockchain, providing wallet and transaction functionality.
A TypeScript SDK for interacting with the OmniSwap automated market maker (AMM) on the Sui blockchain.
A decentralized marketplace for trading objects and NFTs on the Sui blockchain with built-in royalty support.
An off-fullnode service that indexes and serves data from Sui blockchain nodes.
A red packet social application built with Move smart contracts on Sui, integrated with ComingChat's privacy chat and omnichain wallet.
A React UI component with built-in wallet adapter and email authentication for Sui blockchain applications.
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