v1.1.0

What's Changed

• PR to remove deprecated API from v0 by @bjartek in #81

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v1.0.10

What's Changed

• Flow cli v0.43.0 by @bjartek in #94

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cadenceAddress structtag

What's Changed

• support a structtag hint to specify that a String should be an address by @bjartek in #93

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v1.0.8

What's Changed

• try to add function to diff contract without deploying by @Bamthelearner in #88
• implemented optional ProgressWriterFunction that can be returned to n… by @bjartek in #91

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v1.0.6

What's Changed

• initial version of overflow with a mocked interface by @bjartek in #85

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v1.0.5

What's Changed

• made address check both account names, contracts we deploy and contracts we import by @bjartek in #86

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v1.0.4 - interface{} -> cadence.Value

What's Changed

• Use reflection to parse values by @bjartek in #78

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v1.0.3 - flowkit 0.41.2

What's Changed

• update deps flowkit 0.41.2 by @bjartek in #79

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Dependency update release

Updated overflow to use flow-kit v0.41.1

• fixed the new parse argument code to work with interpeter and []byte instead of string
• fixed tests to work with the new gas computation.

Version 1.0.0

Overflow v1 is finally here!

Overflow is a toolbox to help developers familiar with golang language be productive on the flow blockchain.

The usecases for Overflow includes things like

• interaction testing cadence code
• run interactive demos to run a set of scripts/transactions
• create a batch job that listen to events or poll using scripts and then perform transactions

For a complete example on how to use it for demo and test see:

• https://github.com/bjartek/flow-nft-overflow

Documentation can be found here: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/bjartek/overflow

The most complex example of overflow use-case I know of can be found at https://github.com/findonflow/find

Happy overflowing!