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Zhell at 19:16, 15 December 2022

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Sidekicks are your helpers. They are your classes or functions that don't extend from <code>Jig</code> which you use more for supporting roles. You might use sidekicks to create a [https://run.network/docs/#advanced-usage-locks custom lock]

, to define a [https://run.network/docs/#advanced-usage-berries berry]

, to make a shared helper like [https://run.network/docs/#api-reference-extras-expect expect]

, or even to store your server code on-chain. When you call a method on a sidekick, nothing gets recorded to Bitcoin. But you can call sidekicks from inside jigs and even from your own app. There are no restrictions on what kinds of parameters can be passed into or returned from sidekicks.

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	Sidekicks are your helpers. They are your classes or functions that don't extend from <code>Jig</code> which you use more for supporting roles. You might use sidekicks to create a [https://run.network/docs/#advanced-usage-locks custom lock], to define a [https://run.network/docs/#advanced-usage-berries berry], to make a shared helper like [https://run.network/docs/#api-reference-extras-expect expect], or even to store your server code on-chain. When you call a method on a sidekick, nothing gets recorded to Bitcoin. But you can call sidekicks from inside jigs and even from your own app. There are no restrictions on what kinds of parameters can be passed into or returned from sidekicks.		Sidekicks are your helpers. They are your classes or functions that don't extend from <code>Jig</code> which you use more for supporting roles. You might use sidekicks to create a [https://run.network/docs/#advanced-usage-locks custom lock], to define a [https://run.network/docs/#advanced-usage-berries berry], to make a shared helper like [https://run.network/docs/#api-reference-extras-expect expect], or even to store your server code on-chain. When you call a method on a sidekick, nothing gets recorded to Bitcoin. But you can call sidekicks from inside jigs and even from your own app. There are no restrictions on what kinds of parameters can be passed into or returned from sidekicks.
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−	, or even to store your server code on-chain. When you call a method on a sidekick, nothing gets recorded to Bitcoin. But you can call sidekicks from inside jigs and even from your own app. There are no restrictions on what kinds of parameters can be passed into or returned from sidekicks.

Sidekicks - Revision history

Zhell at 18:20, 27 March 2023

Zhell at 19:16, 15 December 2022

Zhell: Created page with "Sidekicks are your helpers. They are your classes or functions that don't extend from Jig which you use more for supporting roles. You might use sidekicks to crea..."

Zhell: Created page with "Sidekicks are your helpers. They are your classes or functions that don't extend from `Jig` which you use more for supporting roles. You might use sidekicks to crea..."