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@ethernauta/react

v0.0.48

Published

React hooks for Ethernauta — useProvider, useProviderDetail (EIP-6963 discovery).

Downloads

709

Readme

bundlejs

Philosophy

This module ships the React hooks that wire an EIP-6963 provider into the Ethernauta resolver shape. Discovery (eip6963:requestProvider) and persistence (the user-picked rdns in localStorage) happen in @ethernauta/eip/6963; this package only adapts those primitives to a React lifecycle.

Modules

API

useProviderDetail

Returns the live EIP6963ProviderDetail for the wallet whose rdns is persisted under key. Runs the EIP-6963 announce request once on mount; resolves to null while in flight or when the wallet did not announce (uninstalled, disabled).

import { useProviderDetail } from "@ethernauta/react"

function WalletBadge() {
  const provider_detail = useProviderDetail({ key: "ethernauta:picked" })
  if (!provider_detail) return null
  return (
    <span>
      <img src={provider_detail.info.icon} alt="" />
      {provider_detail.info.name}
    </span>
  )
}

A custom storage (e.g. chrome.storage.session adapter) can be supplied via the optional store argument; the default is web_storage(window.localStorage).

useProvider

Composes useProviderDetail with create_provider from @ethernauta/transport — returns the dapp-side resolver pair (reader, signer) already wired to the rehydrated EIP-1193 provider, plus the originating detail.

import { useProvider } from "@ethernauta/react"
import { eth_chainId } from "@ethernauta/eth"
import { eth_requestAccounts } from "@ethernauta/eip/1102"

function Connect() {
  const provider = useProvider({ key: "ethernauta:picked" })
  if (!provider) return <button>Pick a wallet</button>

  async function connect() {
    if (!provider) return
    const chain_id = await eth_chainId()(provider.reader({ chain_id: SEPOLIA_CHAIN_ID }))
    const [account] = await eth_requestAccounts()(provider.signer({ chain_id }))
  }

  return <button onClick={connect}>{provider.provider_detail.info.name}</button>
}

The exported Provider type carries both shapes:

import type { Provider } from "@ethernauta/react"

// {
//   provider_detail: EIP6963ProviderDetail
//   reader: ProviderResolver["reader"]
//   signer: ProviderResolver["signer"]
// }