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@bootnodedev/canton-dappbooster

v0.4.0

Published

Reusable UI components for Canton dApps

Readme

@bootnodedev/canton-dappbooster

Reusable UI components for Canton dApps — reading Canton identifiers (display, truncation, copy-to-clipboard, explorer links) and entering them (validated party-id input). Amounts are the other half: a token-amount field, plus the exact-decimal utilities under it, because a number cannot carry a Canton amount without losing digits.

src/index.ts is the public API, and every export carries JSDoc that your editor will surface at the call site and that is published at docs.dappbooster.cc. The wallet buttons sit behind the /connect sub-path instead, because they reach for the wallet session and so pull in the Canton SDK. Authoring rules for new components live in CLAUDE.md.

Scripts

| Script | What it does | | --- | --- | | pnpm build | tsdown → dist/ (ESM index.js + connect.js, each with its .d.ts) | | pnpm test | vitest (jsdom + Testing Library), against src | | pnpm typecheck | tsc --noEmit |

Build & dev loop

tsdown builds ESM + .d.ts to dist/. Components carry no CSS, so sideEffects: false holds and the bundle tree-shakes cleanly. exports carries a development condition → src, so Vite serves source live in dev; dist is used for production and publish.

Consumers resolve source in dev and typecheck (no kit build needed); their production build resolves dist. Build the kit first, or run pnpm build from the repo root, which builds workspaces in order.

React 19 only, peer and dev alike.

A consumer whose React resolves to a different copy than the kit's ends up with two Reacts in one bundle, where hooks read a null dispatcher and every render throws. Only a production build shows it, since the development condition resolves the kit to source. resolve.dedupe in the bundler is the fix.

Styling: components carry none

Components (L2) ship zero styling opinion. Styling lives in the separate @bootnodedev/canton-theme package (L3), which consumers import explicitly:

import '@bootnodedev/canton-theme/tokens.css'
import '@bootnodedev/canton-theme/default.css'

The contract between the two is the DOM each component renders — not code. See architecture.md for the seam and the reasoning.

Light / dark / system

The one styling-adjacent runtime this package does ship. <ThemeProvider> owns the mode and writes data-theme to <html>, which is what the theme keys its dark values on; useTheme() reads and sets it. No token names live here.

A reload flashes the page background before React applies the attribute, and this package ships nothing to prevent it. architecture.md has the reasoning.

Client-only: the provider reads the OS preference as it mounts, so a server render throws.

import { ThemeProvider, useTheme } from '@bootnodedev/canton-dappbooster'

const App = () => (
  <ThemeProvider>
    <Page />
  </ThemeProvider>
)

const ModeToggle = () => {
  const { resolved, toggle } = useTheme()
  return <button onClick={toggle}>{resolved === 'dark' ? 'Light' : 'Dark'}</button>
}