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@sundaeswap/capacity-exchange-react-sdk

v2.1.2

Published

React SDK to quickly integrate the capacity exchange into your app

Downloads

162

Readme

@sundaeswap/capacity-exchange-react-sdk

Prebuilt components to quickly integrate your React Midnight dApp with the Capacity Exchange.

To submit a transaction to the Midnight Blockchain, you need to pay for it in DUST. The Capacity Exchange lets users fund transactions without any DUST of their own. The useCapacityExchangeWalletProvider hook requires users to pay for this DUST with some other currency. The useSponsoredTransactionsWalletProvider hook doesn't require users to pay at all.

If you are not using React, consider using @sundaeswap/capacity-exchange-providers directly instead.

Usage

For more complete example usage, see our React example app.

import { use, useCallback, useMemo } from 'react';
import {
  CapacityExchangeRoot,
  indexerChainStateProvider,
  useCapacityExchangeWalletProvider,
  useSponsoredTransactionsWalletProvider,
} from '@sundaeswap-capacity-exchange-react-sdk';

// Wrap your App in CapacityExchangeRoot
export function App() {
  return (
    <CapacityExchangeRoot>
      <MyApp />
    </CapacityExchangeRoot>
  );
}

function useWalletProvider(wallet: ConnectedAPI) {
  const walletDetailsPromise = useMemo(() => Promise.all([
    wallet.getShieldedAddresses(),
    wallet.getConfiguration(),
  ]), [wallet]);
  const [addresses, configuration] = use(walletDetailsPromise);
  const chainStateProvider = useMemo(
    () => indexerChainStateProvider(configuration.indexerUri, configuration.indexerWsUri),
    [configuration.indexerUri, configuration.indexerWsUri]
  );
  return useCapacityExchangeWalletProvider({
    networkId: configuration.networkId,
    coinPublicKey: addresses.shieldedCoinPublicKey,
    encryptionPublicKey: addresses.shieldedEncryptionPublicKey,
    balanceUnsealedTransaction: wallet.balanceUnsealedTransaction,
    balanceSealedTransaction: wallet.balanceSealedTransaction,
    chainStateProvider,
  });
}

export function MyApp() {
  const wallet: ConnectedAPI = useWallet();
  const walletProvider = useWalletProvider(wallet);

  // You can use this WalletProvider in most APIs which build transactions.
  const balanceTx = useCallback((tx: UnboundTransaction) => {
    const balancedTx = await walletProvider.balanceTx(tx);
    return balancedTx;
  }, [walletProvider]);
}

API

CapacityExchangeRoot

Wrap your application in . Funding a transaction is an interactive process, and this displays the user interface for it.

| Property | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | PromptForCurrency | no | Custom React component, shown when the user is choosing which currency to pay. | | WaitForOffer | no | Custom React component, shown when the user is waiting for an offer to sponsor their transaction. | | ConfirmOffer | no | Custom React component, shown when the user has received an offer and needs to confirm it's acceptable. |

Theming

The dialog UI is styled using CSS custom properties. You can override any of these on :root (or any ancestor element) to apply your own theme:

| Variable | Default (light / dark) | Description | |---|---|---| | --ce-sdk-width | 480px | Maximum width of the dialog | | --ce-sdk-radius | 12px | Border radius of the dialog | | --ce-sdk-radius-sm | 8px | Border radius of inner elements (buttons, cards, etc.) | | --ce-sdk-font | 'Geist', 'DM Sans', system-ui | Font family | | --ce-sdk-mono | 'DM Mono', ui-monospace | Monospace font family, used for addresses and hex values | | --ce-sdk-color | #0B0514 / #ffffff | Primary text color | | --ce-sdk-bg | #ffffff / #160F22 | Dialog background color | | --ce-sdk-border | #DEDEE0 / #3B3D49 | Border color | | --ce-sdk-muted | #65597C / #9B9CA2 | Secondary/muted text color | | --ce-sdk-subtle | #F6F6F7 / #2B2438 | Subtle background color, used for detail cards | | --ce-sdk-accent | #4092E5 / #3A85D0 | Primary accent/brand color | | --ce-sdk-accent-subtle | rgba(64,146,229,0.08) | Accent color at low opacity, used for hover states | | --ce-sdk-accent-fg | #ffffff | Text color used on top of the accent color |

Example:

:root {
  --ce-sdk-accent: #a855f7;
  --ce-sdk-accent-subtle: rgba(168, 85, 247, 0.08);
  --ce-sdk-radius: 4px;
}

useCapacityExchangeWalletProvider(config)

A React hook which gives you a WalletProvider backed by the Capacity Exchange. This provider balances Midnight transactions through the Capacity Exchange API; the user will pay with some other currency instead of DUST.

If you would like to provide DUST for user transactions yourself, consider the useSponsoredTransactionsWalletProvider instead.

| Argument | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | config.networkId | yes | The ID of the midnight network you're connecting to. Usually preview, preprod, or mainnet. | config.coinPublicKey | yes | The coinPublicKey of the user's Shielded wallet. | | config.encryptionPublicKey | yes | The encryptionPublicKey of the user's Shielded wallet. | | config.balanceUnsealedTransaction | yes | A callback which can balance an unsealed transaction. You can pass balanceUnsealedTransaction from the user's wallet. | | config.balanceSealedTransaction | yes | A callback which can balance a sealed transaction. You can pass balanceSealedTransaction from the user's wallet. | | config.chainStateProvider | yes | A ChainStateProvider, used to query the on-chain CES registry for registered server URLs and to fetch current LedgerParameters for DUST speck cost estimation. Most dApps can pass indexerChainStateProvider(indexerUri, indexerWsUri), which builds one backed by a Midnight indexer. | | config.additionalCapacityExchangeUrls | no | The URLs for any additional Capacity Exchange servers to use. | | config.margin | no | A safety margin in blocks, used when estimating fees. Defaults to 3. |

useSponsoredTransactionsWalletProvider(config)

A React hook which gives you a WalletProvider used to "sponsor" transactions. These are transactions which a Capacity Exchange server funds for free.

To use this wallet provider, you will probably want to run your own server. See the server documentation for more on that.

| Argument | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | config.coinPublicKey | yes | The coinPublicKey of the user's Shielded wallet. | | config.encryptionPublicKey | yes | The encryptionPublicKey of the user's Shielded wallet. | | config.capacityExchangeUrl | yes | The URL to a Capacity Exchange server willing to fund this transaction. This will probably be run by the dApp developer.|