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@txshield/react

v0.0.1

Published

TxShield React — useTxShield() hook + <TxWarning/> Confirm-screen component for web and React Native / Capacitor.

Downloads

166

Readme

@txshield/react

Drop-in React surface for TxShield — the open Solana pre-sign transaction-safety layer. Two paths: a headless hook (you render) and an optional minimal, themeable confirm modal (turnkey). No Tailwind, no CSS file, no icon library — self-contained inline SVG icons + inline styles, so it blends into any app.

npm install @txshield/react @txshield/core react
# for the full pipeline (simulation + balance preview):
npm install @txshield/simulation

Turnkey: useTxGuard + <TxGuardModal>

useTxGuard runs the full pipeline — static verdict synchronously, then (when given an rpc) resolves lookup tables, simulates, and produces a balance preview (stateChanges). Drop the result into <TxGuardModal>:

import { useTxGuard, TxGuardModal } from "@txshield/react";
import { DEFAULT_PROGRAM_ALLOWLIST, DEFAULT_PROGRAM_CAPABILITIES } from "@txshield/registry";

function ConfirmSwap({ txBytes, user, rpc, onSign, onClose }) {
  const { report, stateChanges, loading } = useTxGuard(txBytes, {
    user,
    rpc, // your SimRpc adapter — enables simulation + the balance preview
    allowedPrograms: DEFAULT_PROGRAM_ALLOWLIST,
    programCapabilities: DEFAULT_PROGRAM_CAPABILITIES,
    tokenMeta: { [usdcMint]: { symbol: "USDC", decimals: 6 } },
  });

  return (
    <TxGuardModal
      open
      report={report}
      stateChanges={stateChanges}
      loading={loading}
      accent="#5b8cff"      // your brand color
      onConfirm={onSign}    // disabled automatically on a BLOCK verdict
      onCancel={onClose}
    />
  );
}

<TxGuardModal> renders the verdict badge, the "what this does to your wallet" balance preview, every finding, and Sign/Cancel — plus success / failure / expired outcomes (pass outcome).

Theming

Neutral dark by default. Override the accent with the accent prop or theme="light", or set CSS variables on any ancestor (these win over the defaults):

:root {
  --txs-bg: #16131a;      --txs-surface: #1c1820;   --txs-border: #2a1d24;
  --txs-text: #ececf1;    --txs-muted: #8f8794;     --txs-accent: #ff3b4e;
  --txs-ok: #34d399;      --txs-warn: #f59e0b;      --txs-danger: #f0506e;
}

Headless: useTxShield + <TxWarning>

Static (offline, synchronous) verdict + a minimal inline warning — for when you render your own UI:

import { useTxShield, TxWarning } from "@txshield/react";

const { report } = useTxShield(rawTxBytes, { allowedPrograms });
return <TxWarning report={report} />;

Icons (ShieldIcon, AlertTriangleIcon, CheckCircleIcon, …) and severityTheme are exported too.