@eluvio/elv-client-js 3.1.74 → 3.1.78

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  ```javascript
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  const client = await ElvClient.FromConfigurationUrl({
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- configUrl: "https://demov3.net955310.contentfabric.io/config"
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+ configUrl: "https://demov3.net955210.contentfabric.io/config"
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  });
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  ```
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  Built on blockchain technology, interaction with the Fabric requires the use of an ethereum private key - representing a user account - in order to verify and authenticate requests, perform encryption, transfer funds, interact with smart contracts, and generally serve as an identity for the user.
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  To perform the necessary blockchain interactions, the client requires a *signer* containing the user's private key. This is an instance of an [ethers.js](https://github.com/ethers-io/ethers.js/) wallet. ElvClient has a utility class ```ElvWallet``` to make handling this easier. (Note: the new elv-media-wallet takes advantage of new Fabric APIs that manage the signer on behalf of the user. For more info, please contact support@eluv.io)
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  After creating the ElvClient instance, you can generate an ```ElvWallet``` for the client using ```client.GenerateWallet()```. This class provides simple methods to generate signers from various information, as well as storing and retrieving signers by name.