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@musd-kit/react

v0.1.0

Published

wagmi-idiomatic React hooks for MUSD on Mezo (Mezo MUSD SDK), over @musd-kit/core. Consumes any wagmi context (e.g. @mezo-org/passport).

Readme

@musd-kit/react

wagmi-idiomatic React hooks for MUSD on Mezo, over @musd-kit/core. Passport connects the wallet; musd-kit operates MUSD, these hooks consume the wagmi context Passport (or any wagmi setup) already established. There is no musd-kit provider.

⚠️ Community tooling, not official. Independent, open-source, not affiliated with or endorsed by Mezo. An unofficial community Mezo MUSD SDK. Status: pre-1.0 (0.x), for testnet and evaluation. License: MIT.

Install

npm install @musd-kit/react @musd-kit/core wagmi@^2 viem@^2 @tanstack/react-query@^5 react@^18

Peer deps (match Passport's ranges so both resolve to single singletons): wagmi ^2.5.12, viem ^2.22.8, @tanstack/react-query ^5.28.4, react ^18.2.0. Peer-depends on wagmi, not Passport, usable with any wagmi connection layer.

In a Passport app these are already satisfied, @mezo-org/passport pins wagmi 2.x and React 18, so you only need npm install @musd-kit/react @musd-kit/core. The pinned majors above (wagmi@^2, react@^18) are for a standalone install: wagmi 3.x / React 19 are not yet validated against the Passport ecosystem (see the React-19 note in docs/04-react-api.md), so install latest of those unpinned and the peer ranges won't match.

Usage

The hooks work inside the wagmi context Passport sets up, no extra provider:

// Passport provides the wagmi config + connection (Mezo's official path)
<WagmiProvider config={getConfig({ appName: 'My MUSD dApp' })}>
  <QueryClientProvider client={queryClient}>
    <RainbowKitProvider initialChain={mezoTestnet}>
      <YourApp /> {/* musd-kit hooks work here, no extra provider */}
    </RainbowKitProvider>
  </QueryClientProvider>
</WagmiProvider>
import { useTrove, useBorrowingPower, useOpenTrove } from '@musd-kit/react'

function Position({ address }: { address: `0x${string}` }) {
  const { data: trove, isLoading } = useTrove({ address }) // refetched on new blocks
  if (isLoading) return <Spinner />
  return <HealthBadge factor={trove.healthFactor} debt={trove.entireDebt} />
}

function OpenForm() {
  const { openTrove, isPending, error } = useOpenTrove() // error is a typed MusdError
  return (
    <button disabled={isPending} onClick={() => openTrove({ collateral: parseBtc('0.05'), debt: parseMusd('2500') })}>
      {isPending ? 'Opening…' : 'Open Trove'}
    </button>
  )
}

Reads (useQuery, block-watching refetch): useTrove, useHealthFactor, useLiquidationPrice, useBorrowingPower, useOraclePrice, useMusdBalance. Writes (useMutation, typed errors): useOpenTrove, useAddCollateral, useBorrow, useRepay, useWithdrawCollateral, useAdjustTrove, useCloseTrove, useClaimCollateral, useRefinance, useRedeem.

See the open-and-manage example for a full Passport + musd-kit app, and the docs for the API reference.