CU-8678g5b7w - Create an article on neo website explaining how to use…

[luc10921]

… cpm for TS offchain sdk generation with neon-dappkit and wcsdk

[melanke]

First review iteration

[melanke]

Second iteration

[ixje]

Suggested change

	It's pretty easy to use CPM to add an off-chain SDK to your TypeScript project. After installing CPM, you can run it with a `cpm.yaml` or you could directly use the command prompt. In this tutorial, we will be using the easiest one to maintain.
	It's pretty easy to use CPM to add an off-chain SDK to your TypeScript project. After installing CPM you can generate a single SDK directly from the command prompt or setup a configuration file that will be processed and allows for generating multiple SDKs at the same time. In this tutorial, we will be using the easiest one to maintain.

The reason for my suggestion is that in the original text

you can run it with a cpm.yaml

cpm.yaml is mentioned for the first time in the article without having explained what it is. Not everybody might know that this is the configuration file.

[ixje]

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We need to generate a default `cpm.yaml` file by running `cpm init` on the terminal, it should create a file that is getting the [Props](https://github.com/CityOfZion/props) smart contract. While it is a useful contract, it's probably not the one you want, in this article, let's suppose we want to easily invoke functions from the [Neo Token contract](https://dora.coz.io/contract/neo3/mainnet/0xef4073a0f2b305a38ec4050e4d3d28bc40ea63f5).

We need to generate a configuration file by running `cpm init` on the terminal. This creates a `cpm.yaml` file that by default gets the [Props](https://github.com/CityOfZion/props) smart contract. While it is a useful contract, it's probably not the one you want, in this article, let's suppose we want to easily invoke functions from the [Neo Token contract](https://dora.coz.io/contract/neo3/mainnet/0xef4073a0f2b305a38ec4050e4d3d28bc40ea63f5).

Slightly modified to use stronger wording on the creation. Instead of assuming it might fail to create the file, we assume it will always be successful.

[ixje]

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	The `cpm.yaml` is divided into 4 different sections that will be tweaked to generate the desired SDK:
	The configuration file is divided into 4 different sections that will be tweaked to generate the desired SDK:

[ixje]

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	- `contracts`: will have the Neo Token contract that we want to generate;
	- `contracts`: will have the Neo Token contract that we want to generate an SDK for;

[melanke]

[RESOLVED]
Also, Apsit mentioned this on Discord:

I recommend adding slug field in the frontmatter so you would get a permanent URL without having a date in it.

see example here https://raw.githubusercontent.com/neo-project/neo-dev-portal/dev/tutorials/2023-10-17-neow3j-nep17/index.md