Using minified bundles

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When using the bundles imported via <script/>, you need to use the respective namespace to get access to the any of the functions within a module.
index.html
main.js
(async () => {
    // the 'namespace' of @signum/core is sig$
    const ledger = sig$.LedgerClientFactory.create({
        nodeHost: 'https://europe.signum.network',
    });

    const account = await ledger.account.getAccount({accountId: '16107620026796983538'});
    console.log('Account', account);
})();
(async () => {
    // the 'namespace' of @signum/core is sig$
    const ledger = sig$.LedgerClientFactory.create({
        nodeHost: 'https://europe.signum.network',
    });

    const account = await ledger.account.getAccount({accountId: '16107620026796983538'});
    console.log('Account', account);
})();
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The modules are bundled using IIFE , to avoid global naming collisions with your application. Keep also in mind that the bundles do not contain any type information, so your IDE cannot help you with auto-completion. If ever possible try to use a package manager to be more productive and even reduce the applications payload, as modern toolchains extract the used code from a package (tree shaking, dead code elimination).
Each module of SignumJS comes with its own namespace
core - sig$
util - sig$util
contracts - sig$contracts
wallets - sig$wallets
crypto -sig$crypto
http - sig$http
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