Application backend for Plutus smart contracts on Cardano
Table of contents
- 📋 Documentation
- 🚀 Features
- 📝 Contributing
- ✨ Credits
- ⚖️ License
Documentation
You can find the complete documentation here.
⚡ Learn how to leverage Atlas by building a complete end-to-end dApp: Getting Started.
We welcome the community to help us improve the documentation by opening pull requests in Atlas Docs repository. To dive deeper into the Atlas implementation, see its Haddock.
Features
Easily build transactions
Use an intuitive API to abstract away the complexity around building transactions, balancing UTxOs, and interfacing with Plutus smart contracts.
Leverage first-class Haskell
Avoid code duplication between on-chain and off-chain code, interoperate with advanced functionalities offered by IOG's Cardano/Plutus libraries, and easily convert between Atlas and Cardano/Plutus types.
Utilize modular data providers
Query ledger state information from Maestro, a local node or Cardano DB Sync. You can also build and contribute your own data provider!
Test extensively
Use Atlas' test harness to write realistic unit tests that correspond to on-chain behavior, and execute integration tests against cardano node in a private network.
Stay up to date
Benefit from Cardano's latest innovations such as Reference Inputs, Inline Datums and Reference Scripts.
Contributing
We welcome all contributors! See contributing guide for how to get started.
Credits
Atlas has been made possible through support and expertise from:
| Organization | Homepage |
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Genius Yield |
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MLabs |
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Well-Typed |
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Plank |
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Maestro |