@multiplatform.one/gpg

Sign-In With GPG (SIWG) for the multiplatform.one connectkit modal — a connection-free signer where the user signs a challenge in their terminal and pastes the result back. Pulls in no wagmi/viem: it depends only on @multiplatform.one/connectkit, so a GPG-only app can skip the wallet stack.

Install

pnpm add @multiplatform.one/gpg @multiplatform.one/connectkit

Peers: react, @tanstack/react-query.

What it owns

• GpgProvider — GPG auth state + challenge/nonce lifecycle (GPG_NONCE_QUERY_KEY)
• useGpg() — status, sign-in/sign-out actions (GpgStatusState)
• SignInWithGpg / SignInWithGpgButton (alias GPGButton) — drop-in sign-in surface and trigger button
• gpgScreen, GpgScreenRegistrar, GpgBridge — registers the GPG screen into the connectkit modal's screen registry

What it must not do

• No blockchain wallets, no viem/wagmi — wallet signers live in @multiplatform.one/web3
• No modal shell of its own — it registers screens into @multiplatform.one/connectkit

Usage

import { ConnectKitProvider } from "@multiplatform.one/connectkit";
import { GpgBridge, GpgProvider, SignInWithGpgButton } from "@multiplatform.one/gpg";

export function App() {
  return (
    <GpgProvider>
      <ConnectKitProvider bridge={GpgBridge}>
        <SignInWithGpgButton />
      </ConnectKitProvider>
    </GpgProvider>
  );
}

GpgProvider must wrap outside ConnectKitProvider. In an app that also ships wallets, @multiplatform.one/web3 mounts GpgScreenRegistrar alongside its own screens instead of GpgBridge.

License

Apache-2.0