How do the ChainBridge repositories all relate to one another? #270

roethke · 2022-02-04T19:49:28Z

roethke
Feb 4, 2022

How do the ChainBridge repositories all relate to one another?

Answered by roethke

The ChainBridge-Core is a library written in Go (package) that contains logic for bridging into EVM-compatible chains, by default.
Should we desire to bridge into non-EVM chains, we construct a separate module (another package) and store this logic within there.
Since the ChainBridge-Coreis a library, we need additional software to execute and manage the ChainBridge-Core logic; for this we use the ChainBridge-Core-Example.
This ChainBridge-Core-Example is a CLI framework that organizes and executes logic from the ChainBridge-Core library; it is within the ChainBridge-Core-Example that a chain-specific module can be implemented in order to bring in non-EVM chain compatibility.

roethke · 2022-02-04T19:51:28Z

The ChainBridge-Core is a library written in Go (package) that contains logic for bridging into EVM-compatible chains, by default.
Should we desire to bridge into non-EVM chains, we construct a separate module (another package) and store this logic within there.
Since the ChainBridge-Coreis a library, we need additional software to execute and manage the ChainBridge-Core logic; for this we use the ChainBridge-Core-Example.
This ChainBridge-Core-Example is a CLI framework that organizes and executes logic from the ChainBridge-Core library; it is within the ChainBridge-Core-Example that a chain-specific module can be implemented in order to bring in non-EVM chain compatibility.

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