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@ophis/widget-react

v0.0.2

Published

Embed the Ophis swap widget in a React app. A thin, Ophis-branded wrapper over @cowprotocol/widget-react that defaults the iframe host to swap.ophis.fi and injects the Ophis appCode + CIP-75 partner fee.

Downloads

268

Readme

@ophis/widget-react

Embed the Ophis swap widget in any React app. A thin, Ophis-branded wrapper over @cowprotocol/widget-react that defaults the iframe host to swap.ophis.fi, tags orders with the Ophis appCode, and pins the CIP-75 partner fee to the Ophis Safe.

Install

npm install @ophis/widget-react react react-dom

Requires React exactly 19.1.2. The wrapped @cowprotocol/[email protected] declares an exact react: 19.1.2 peer, so this wrapper mirrors it rather than advertising broader 19.x support the underlying widget would reject. Default npm/yarn treat a peer mismatch as a warning; strict installers (pnpm, --strict-peer-deps) will fail. If you're on a different React, use the Vanilla JS path below (@cowprotocol/widget-lib has no React peer) until upstream loosens its pin.

Use it

import { OphisWidget } from '@ophis/widget-react';

export function Swap() {
  return (
    <OphisWidget
      params={{
        tradeType: 'swap',
        width: '450px',
        height: '640px',
        // chainId, sell, buy, theme, tokenLists, etc. all pass through.
      }}
      onReady={() => console.log('Ophis widget ready')}
    />
  );
}

That's it. No baseUrl, no appCode, no fee wiring needed: the wrapper injects them. Pass a provider for an injected wallet.

What the wrapper sets for you

| Field | Default | Override? | | --- | --- | --- | | baseUrl | https://swap.ophis.fi | Yes (e.g. a staging host) | | appCode | ophis | Yes | | partnerFee.bps | 10 (0.10%) | Yes | | partnerFee.recipient | Ophis Safe 0x858f0F5e...CeF8 | No, always pinned |

Everything else is the upstream CowSwapWidgetParams API. The raw CowSwapWidget and all types are re-exported if you need the escape hatch.

Vanilla JS / no React?

Use @cowprotocol/widget-lib directly and pass baseUrl: 'https://swap.ophis.fi', appCode: 'ophis', and the partner fee from @ophis/sdk (buildOphisAppDataPartnerFee). See the integration guide.

Footprint

This package is a thin wrapper, but installing it pulls in @cowprotocol/widget-react and its full transitive tree (the CoW SDK plus an IPFS/libp2p/multiformats stack and an HTTP client). If your bundle is size-sensitive, the iframe embed only needs the URL: use @cowprotocol/widget-lib directly (see Vanilla JS above) for a lighter footprint.

License

GPL-3.0-or-later