Bump @polkadot/api from 1.12.2 to 3.0.1 in /polkaviz-app

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Bumps @polkadot/api from 1.12.2 to 3.0.1.

Release notes

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v3.0.1

Upgrade priority: Low. Recommended for the next Kusama/Polkadot upgrades due to additional types and those following chains following Substrate master closely.

Important While this package contains no external interface changes, it now compiles and ships both cjs and esm modules. This means that modern bundlers will have more information for tree-shaking available. Additionally when using Node with .mjs extensions, the esm version imports will be used on recent Node versions. Adding an export map, as here, may have some impacts so a major semver bump is advised. There may be (small) dragons hiding in the dark corners...

Contributed:

• Injection of derives via typesBundle (Thanks to https://github.com/pr0fedt)
• Added derives for bounties (Thanks to https://github.com/krzysztof-jelski)

Changes:

• Build and expose both cjs and esm via exports map
• Inject RPC definitions for typesBundle, allowing per-spec configuration
• Added query.<section>.<method>.sizeAt(hash, [...params]) for all storage
• Add new Substrate consumed Weight types
• Expand SessionKeys<n> definitions (up to 9)
• Cleanup circular Type Text definitions
• Cleanup circular Metadata TypeRegistry imports
• Update @polkadot/util to 5.0.1

v2.10.1

Upgrade priority: Low. Recommended when following Substrate master and/or parachains development, contains the latest types for both.

• Breaking change If using the staking.query derive, you now need to pass flags as to which values to retrieve

Changes:

• Ensure that maximum era is limited to consts.system.blockHashCount (don't overflow on very low blocktimes)
• Apply current Polkadot master parachain types
• Apply current Substrate master asset types
• Add system_{addLogFilter, resetLogFilter} RPCs
• Adjust tests for latest Substrate metadata
• Adjust staking derives to be more performant (flags indicate which query values to retrieve)
• Add account derive to cater for the availability of identities
• Use import type in all cases

v2.9.1

Upgrade priority: Low. No major changes when on at least 2.8.2. Users encouraged to upgrade to at least that patch.

• Breaking change The API will now not attempt to queue calls made while not connected and send on connection. Rather when making a call and the RPC node is not connected, an error will be thrown.

Contributed:

• Add typegen capability for custom RPCs (Thanks to https://github.com/holygits)

Changes:

• Remove rpc-core send queue, only allow sends while connected
• Adjust staking derive for electedInfo to contain details of current validators

Changelog

Sourced from @polkadot/api's changelog.

3.0.1 Dec 14, 2020

Upgrade priority: Low. Recommended for the next Kusama/Polkadot upgrades due to additional types and those following chains following Substrate master closely.

Important While this package contains no external interface changes, it now compiles and ships both cjs and esm modules. This means that modern bundlers will have more information for tree-shaking available. Additionally when using Node with .mjs extensions, the esm version imports will be used on recent Node versions. Adding an export map, as here, may have some impacts so a major semver bump is advised. There may be (small) dragons hiding in the dark corners...

Contributed:

• Injection of derives via typesBundle (Thanks to https://github.com/pr0fedt)
• Added derives for bounties (Thanks to https://github.com/krzysztof-jelski)

Changes:

• Build and expose both cjs and esm via exports map
• Inject RPC definitions for typesBundle, allowing per-spec configuration
• Added query.<section>.<method>.sizeAt(hash, [...params]) for all storage
• Add new Substrate consumed Weight types
• Expand SessionKeys<n> definitions (up to 9)
• Cleanup circular Type Text definitions
• Cleanup circular Metadata TypeRegistry imports
• Update @polkadot/util to 5.0.1

2.10.1 Dec 7, 2020

Upgrade priority: Low. Recommended when following Substrate master and/or parachains development, contains the latest types for both.

• Breaking change If using the staking.query derive, you now need to pass flags as to which values to retrieve

Changes:

• Ensure that maximum era is limited to consts.system.blockHashCount (don't overflow on very low blocktimes)
• Apply current Polkadot master parachain types
• Apply current Substrate master asset types
• Add system_{addLogFilter, resetLogFilter} RPCs
• Adjust tests for latest Substrate metadata
• Adjust staking derives to be more performant (flags indicate which query values to retrieve)
• Add account derive to cater for the availability of identities
• Use import type in all cases

2.9.1 Nov 30, 2020

Upgrade priority: Low. No major changes when on at least 2.8.2. Users encouraged to upgrade to at least that patch.

• Breaking change The API will now not attempt to queue calls made while not connected and send on connection. Rather when making a call and the RPC node is not connected, an error will be thrown.

Contributed:

• Add typegen capability for custom RPCs (Thanks to https://github.com/holygits)

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Superseded by #181.