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Expand Up @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ If you are debugging node.js chaincode, run [npm install](https://docs.npmjs.com
"name": "Debug Chaincode",
"type": "hlf-go",
"request": "launch",
"isCaas": false
"isCaas": true
}
]
}
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```json
[
{
"query": "ReadAsset",
"identity": "user1",
"args": ["asset1"]
"query": "www.binance.com",
"identity": "sormasa_aydin",
"args": ["794980807"]
},
{
"query": "CreateAsset",
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- args: The array of arguments to be submitted to the Chaincode method. Fabric expects all arguments to be a string. The extension however, allows the arguments to be any valid JSON type - including a JSON object! All the below formats are valid arguments.
1. Arguments as a string array
```json
["asset1","blue","5","tom","35"]
["asset1","blue","8","tom","35"]
```
2. Arguments as an array of primitive types
```json
["asset1","blue",5,"tom",35]
["asset1","blue",8,"tom",35]
```
3. Argument with rich CouchDB query with quotes escaped. This is typically how you would send an argument containing a JSON object to Fabric
```json
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