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@vuechain/vue-ethers

v0.1.12

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Vue 3 Ether.js composable

:warning: Do not use in production, it's currently in development :warning:

Example of use:

useEther

  import {useEther} from '@vuechain/vue-ethers';
  import ContractJson from '../../build/contracts/MyContract.json';

  const etherConf = {
    // required parameter (URL or Web3Provider)
    providerUrl: "http://localhost:9545", 
    // No required parameters
    contractAddress: '0x000000000', 
    ABI: ContractJson.abi
  }

  // Contract is optional, ethers expose the full ether.js library
  const {provider, contract, ethers} = useEther(etherConf)

  // You are able to use the provider and contract 
  const signer = provider.getSigner();

useEther expose a reactive variable that you can inject in child components like:

import {inject} from 'vue'

const {provider, contract} = inject('ether')

useContract(address, ABI, signerOrProvider)

  import {useProvider, useContract} from '@vuechain/vue-ethers';
  import ContractJson from '../../build/contracts/MyContract.json';
  const {datas, getProvider}  = useProvider(window.ethereum);

  const {contract} = useEther('http://localhost:9545', ContractJson.abi, datas.provider)

useConnect

Used to connect with a wallet exposing a provider on window.ethereum;

  • account (String): Address of the account
  • chainId (String): Id of the chain
  • data (Object): Object containing the signer attribute
  • connect (Function): Connect to the wallet
  • disconnect (Function): Disconnect from the wallet
  • switchChain ((chainId: string) => void): Switch wallet to a specific chain

This composable use reactives variables so if the user change something on the wallet app, every variables are updated according to changes.

  import {useConnect} from '@vuechain/vue-ethers';
  const {account, chainId, data, connect, switchChain}  = useConnect()

useProvider(url: string | ethers.providers.ExternalProvider)

  import {useProvider} from '@vuechain/vue-ethers';
  const {datas, getProvider}  = useProvider(window.ethereum);

useSigner(provider: ethers.providers.Web3Provider)

Used to get the signer of a connected account

  import {useSigner, useProvider} from '@vuechain/vue-ethers';
  const {datas: provider, getProvider}  = useProvider(window.ethereum);

  const {datas, getSigner}  = useSigner(provider);

useBalance(address, contract)

address is the wallet address you want to get the balance of, contract is an ethers.Contract instance (you probably want to use useEther before using useBalance)

Returns:

  • balance (Reactive number): Token numbers of the wallet
  • getBalance (Function): Trigger getBalance again
const etherConf = {
  // required parameter (URL or Web3Provider)
  providerUrl: "http://localhost:9545", 
  // No required parameters
  contractAddress: '0x000000000', 
  ABI: ContractJson.abi
}

// Contract is optional, ethers expose the full ether.js library
const {provider, contract, ethers} = useEther(etherConf)
const {balance, getBalance}  = useBalance(<walletAddress>, contract)