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arc56-generated-d13co-sigreg

Auto-generated typed Algorand smart-contract clients for d13co/sigreg, built from the ARC-56 specs listed below.

Generated by the Arc56Registry pipeline, using the algorandfoundation/algokit-client-generator-py ARC-56 client generator. Do not edit these files by hand — they are regenerated automatically whenever the source ARC-56 spec changes.

Install

pip install arc56-generated-d13co-sigreg

Basic usage

Each contract in this package is a separate module (a hash of its source URL is appended to its filename to keep multiple contracts in the same repository from colliding), containing a typed <Name>Client for interacting with an already-deployed instance of that contract, plus a <Name>Factory for deploying new instances.

from algokit_utils import AlgorandClient
from arc56_generated_d13co_sigreg import contract_name_hash

algorand = AlgorandClient.mainnet()
client = contract_name_hash.ContractClient(
    algorand=algorand,
    app_id=123456789,
)

# call a contract method, e.g.:
# result = client.send.some_method(args=(...))

full vs minimal generator mode

Contracts in this package are generated with the client generator's full mode by default, which emits both the typed Client and a deploy/create Factory class plus deployment metadata (source code, bytecode, template variables). For the rare contract whose full-mode output fails to generate or fails to byte-compile, this package falls back to minimal mode (Client only, no Factory) for that contract instead of failing outright. The contracts table below flags any contract generated this way; every other contract includes a working Factory.

Contracts included in this package

Module Client class Source ARC-56 spec
(none yet)

Versioning

This package uses 1.<increment>.<yyyyMMddHH>-style versioning: a new version is published whenever any of the contracts above change, or whenever the client generator itself is updated. See Arc56Registry for the full generation pipeline and source ARC-56 registry.

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