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@vechain/dapp-kit

v1.0.12

Published

The Vechain DApp Kit serves as a sophisticated layer built upon @vechain/connex, providing a simplified and efficient avenue for engaging with a multitude of Vechain wallets. This innovative toolkit enhances the ease of interaction, offering developers a

Downloads

1,149

Readme

@vechain/dapp-kit

The Vechain DApp Kit serves as a sophisticated layer built upon @vechain/connex, providing a simplified and efficient avenue for engaging with a multitude of Vechain wallets. This innovative toolkit enhances the ease of interaction, offering developers a seamless bridge to connect with diverse Vechain wallet functionalities. For more information, please refer to the official Vechain Docs

Installation

yarn add @vechain/dapp-kit
  • Optional: Configure wallet connect options
import type { WalletConnectOptions } from '@vechain/dapp-kit';

const walletConnectOptions: WalletConnectOptions = {
    projectId: '<PROJECT_ID>', // Create your project here: https://cloud.walletconnect.com/sign-up
    metadata: {
        name: 'My dApp',
        description: 'My dApp description',
        url: window.location.origin, // Your app URL
        icons: [`${window.location.origin}/images/my-dapp-icon.png`], // Your app Icon
    },
};
  • Create a new instance of DAppKit and pass in the options
  • thor will be ready to use to interact with the chain, but calling any methods requiring a wallet will throw an error. See the next step to finalise the setup.
import { DAppKit } from '@vechain/dapp-kit';

const { thor, vendor, wallet } = new DAppKit({
    nodeUrl: 'https://sync-testnet.vechain.org/', //Required
    genesis: 'main', //Optional - "main" | "test" | Connex.Thor.Block
    walletConnectOptions, //Optional
});
  • You can set the wallet source when the user selects a wallet, or if you want to default to a specific wallet.
  • Connex is ready to use as normal
import type { WalletSource } from '@vechain/dapp-kit';

// type WalletSource = 'wallet-connect' | 'veworld' | 'sync2' | 'sync';
const mySource: WalletSource = 'veworld';

wallet.setSource('veworld');
  • Connect to the wallet. This will return the user's address
  • verified indicates whether a certificate is signed by the user. If a sign in is required and the account is not verified, you should request a subsequent certificate sign in
const {account, verified} = await wallet.connect();

const tx = await thor.account("0x...123")
  .method(...)
  .transact()
  .signer(account)
  .request();

const certRes = await vendor.sign("cert", {...})
  .requset();