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@zktx.io/walrus-connect

v0.4.3

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Walrus Connect QR/WebRTC route helpers and the reference Walrus Clip signer surface used by @zktx.io/walrus-wallet.

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Readme

@zktx.io/walrus-connect

@zktx.io/walrus-connect contains the public pieces of the Walrus Clip QR/WebRTC route and the reference signer-app scan surface.

This is not the main dApp integration package. Most dApps should install and integrate @zktx.io/walrus-wallet, then use normal Wallet Standard APIs.

What This Package Exposes

  • Passive QR display helpers.
  • Transaction review formatting helpers.
  • @zktx.io/walrus-connect/signer-app, used by the reference Clip signer app to scan a QR code and answer login/sign requests.
  • Shared CSS for the exposed UI.

What This Package Does Not Expose

  • Wallet Standard registration.
  • Wallet account storage.
  • dApp-facing QR signing route APIs.
  • QR modal launchers for dApps.
  • Local signing, zkLogin, or sponsored transaction helpers.

The low-level wallet route is intentionally not published as a public subpath. It is consumed internally by @zktx.io/walrus-wallet.

Install

npm install @zktx.io/walrus-connect

Peer dependencies are pinned intentionally:

Signer App Surface

import { WalrusSignerScan } from '@zktx.io/walrus-connect/signer-app';
import '@zktx.io/walrus-connect/index.css';

The signer app is expected to provide the user's selected Sui account and signing methods. It should review requests locally before signing.

ICE / Relay Configuration

The route includes public STUN servers and a test public TURN fallback so local demos can work in more network environments. That fallback is not a production service guarantee.

Production apps should provide an iceConfigUrl from the app shell. The URL must serve {url}/ice-conf.json with an iceServers array and optional iceTransportPolicy. The QR route embeds that config in peer IDs so both sides attempt the same relay settings.

Current Limitations

  • WebRTC connectivity still depends on browser and network conditions.
  • Public relay fallback availability is outside this package's control.
  • This package does not promise a stable low-level protocol API.
  • DApps should not depend on route internals; use @zktx.io/walrus-wallet.