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@partylayer/provider

v0.1.3

Published

CIP-0103 native Provider implementation for PartyLayer

Readme

@partylayer/provider

CIP-0103 native Provider implementation for Canton Network

npm version TypeScript License: MIT


Overview

@partylayer/provider implements the CIP-0103 Provider interface for the Canton Network. It provides a standardized way for dApps to communicate with any CIP-0103-compliant wallet.

Features

  • CIP-0103 Compliant: All 10 mandatory methods implemented (connect, disconnect, isConnected, status, getActiveNetwork, listAccounts, getPrimaryAccount, signMessage, prepareExecute, ledgerApi)
  • Wallet Discovery: Automatic scanning for injected CIP-0103 providers at window.canton.*
  • Async Wallet Support: Handles both synchronous (browser extension) and asynchronous (mobile/QR) wallet flows
  • Standard Error Model: ProviderRpcError with EIP-1193 / EIP-1474 numeric codes
  • CAIP-2 Networks: Network identity using Chain Agnostic standard format
  • Legacy Bridge: createProviderBridge() maps PartyLayerClient to CIP-0103 Provider interface

Installation

npm install @partylayer/provider

Quick Start

Native Provider (with CIP-0103 wallets)

import { PartyLayerProvider, discoverProviders } from '@partylayer/provider';

// Discover injected CIP-0103 wallet providers
const wallets = discoverProviders();

// Create provider with first discovered wallet
const provider = new PartyLayerProvider({ walletProvider: wallets[0] });

// Connect
const result = await provider.request({ method: 'connect' });

// Get primary account
const account = await provider.request({ method: 'getPrimaryAccount' });

Legacy Bridge (with PartyLayerClient)

import { createProviderBridge } from '@partylayer/provider';
import { createPartyLayer } from '@partylayer/sdk';

const client = createPartyLayer({ network: 'devnet' });
const provider = createProviderBridge(client);

// Use standard CIP-0103 interface
await provider.request({ method: 'connect', params: { walletId: 'console' } });

CIP-0103 Events

provider.on('statusChanged', (status) => { /* connection state changed */ });
provider.on('accountsChanged', (accounts) => { /* accounts updated */ });
provider.on('txChanged', (tx) => { /* transaction lifecycle update */ });
provider.on('connected', (result) => { /* async connect completed */ });

Links


License

MIT