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react-near-ts

v0.5.0

Published

TypeScript-first toolkit for integrating NEAR Protocol with your React application

Readme

react-near-ts

TypeScript-first React wrapper for near-api-ts with built-in wallet connection via @hot-labs/near-connect.

Live demo: https://react-near-ts-next-playground.vercel.app

Installation

pnpm add react-near-ts react react-dom @tanstack/react-query zod

Quick Start

For mainnet:

import { MainnetNearProvider } from 'react-near-ts';

export const App = () => (
  <MainnetNearProvider>
    <h1>Hello, Near!</h1>
  </MainnetNearProvider>
);

For testnet:

import { TestnetNearProvider } from 'react-near-ts';

export const App = () => (
  <TestnetNearProvider>
    <h1>Hello, Near!</h1>
  </TestnetNearProvider>
);

Custom setup

import {
  NearProvider,
  createNearStore,
  createClient,
  createNearConnectorService,
} from 'react-near-ts';

const clientCreator = () => createClient({
  transport: {
    rpcEndpoints: {
      regular: [{ url: 'https://free.rpc.fastnear.com' }],
      archival: [{ url: 'https://1rpc.io/near' }],
    },
  },
});

const nearStore = createNearStore({
  networkId: 'mainnet',
  clientCreator,
  serviceCreator: createNearConnectorService(),
});

export const App = ({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) => (
  <NearProvider nearStore={nearStore}>{children}</NearProvider>
);

Hooks

Query and mutation hooks use TanStack Query's isSuccess, data and error fields, not a Result wrapper. Mutation *Async methods resolve to the unwrapped payload and reject on failure; onSuccess callbacks receive that same payload.

useNearSignIn

Connect Near Protocol wallet.

import { useNearSignIn } from 'react-near-ts';

const { signIn } = useNearSignIn();

<button onClick={() => signIn()}>Sign In</button>

Pass additionalAction to combine the connection with one more step. The hook then requires the arguments of that step in signIn, and returns its result alongside connectedAccountId.

// Sign a NEP-413 message while connecting
const { signInAsync } = useNearSignIn({ additionalAction: 'SignMessage' });

const { connectedAccountId, signedMessage } = await signInAsync({
  message: createMessage({ message: 'Login', recipient: 'my-app.com' }),
});
// Add a function call key while connecting
const { signIn } = useNearSignIn({ additionalAction: 'AddFunctionCallKey' });

signIn({
  publicKey: 'ed25519:...',
  contractAccountId: 'react-near-ts.lantstool.testnet',
  gasBudget: { near: '0.25' },
  allowedFunctions: ['add_record'],
});

useNearSignOut

Disconnect Near Protocol wallet.

import { useNearSignOut } from 'react-near-ts';

const { signOut } = useNearSignOut();

<button onClick={() => signOut()}>Sign Out</button>

useConnectedAccount

Read current connected account id.

import { useConnectedAccount } from 'react-near-ts';

const { connectedAccountId, isConnectedAccount } = useConnectedAccount();

useAccountInfo

Fetch account info via JSON RPC.

import { useAccountInfo } from 'react-near-ts';

const accountInfo = useAccountInfo({ accountId: 'example.testnet' });

if (accountInfo.isSuccess) {
  console.log(accountInfo.data.balance.total.near);
}

useContractReadFunction

Call read-only contract methods.

import {
  useContractReadFunction,
  convertBase64ToObject,
  type DeserializeResultFnArgs,
} from 'react-near-ts';
import * as z from 'zod/mini';

const ResultSchema = z.array(z.string());

const deserializeResult = (args: DeserializeResultFnArgs) =>
  ResultSchema.parse(convertBase64ToObject(args.rawResult));

const records = useContractReadFunction({
  contractAccountId: 'react-near-ts.lantstool.testnet',
  functionName: 'get_records',
  functionArgs: { author_id: 'example.testnet' },
  withStateAt: 'LatestOptimisticBlock',
  options: { deserializeResult },
});

useExecuteTransaction

Send a signed transaction from a connected wallet.

import {
  transfer,
  functionCall,
  useExecuteTransaction
} from 'react-near-ts';

const { executeTransaction } = useExecuteTransaction();

// Transfer
executeTransaction({
  intent: {
    action: transfer({ amount: { near: '0.1' } }),
    receiverAccountId: 'receiver.testnet'
  }
});

// Function call
executeTransaction({
  intent: {
    action: functionCall({
      functionName: 'add_record',
      functionArgs: { record: 'hello' },
      gasLimit: { teraGas: '10' }
    }),
    receiverAccountId: 'react-near-ts.lantstool.testnet'
  },
  mutate: {
    onSuccess: (data, variables, onMutateResult, context) => {
      context.client.invalidateQueries({ queryKey: ['get_records'] });
    }
  }
});

useSignMessage

Sign a NEP-413 off-chain message with the connected wallet.

import { createMessage, useSignMessage } from 'react-near-ts';

const { signMessageAsync } = useSignMessage();

const message = createMessage({ message: 'Login', recipient: 'my-app.com' });
const signedMessage = await signMessageAsync({ message });
// { signerAccountId, signerPublicKey, message, signature }

useSignDelegation

Sign a meta transaction (delegation) with the connected wallet. The signed delegation is returned as borsh base64, ready to be handed to a relayer that wraps it into executeDelegation.

import { functionCall, useSignDelegation } from 'react-near-ts';

const { signDelegation } = useSignDelegation();

signDelegation({
  intent: {
    delegatedAction: functionCall({
      functionName: 'add_record',
      functionArgs: { record: 'hello' },
      gasLimit: { teraGas: '10' },
    }),
    receiverAccountId: 'react-near-ts.lantstool.testnet',
    expiration: { blockHeight: 100 },
  },
  mutate: {
    onSuccess: ({ signedDelegationBorsh64 }) => {
      // send it to your relayer
    },
  },
});

Re-exports from near-api-ts

react-near-ts re-exports the whole public API of near-api-ts. Its safe* functions return a Result discriminated by success, with data on success or error on failure:

import { safeNear } from 'react-near-ts';

const { success, data, error } = safeNear('1');

if (success) {
  console.log(data.yoctoNear);
} else {
  console.log(error.kind);
}

The same wrapper applies to signer-service methods safeExecuteTransaction, safeSignMessage and safeSignDelegation when you call or implement them directly. When upgrading from v0.4.0, replace their old ok / value fields with success / data; the hooks' TanStack Query fields do not change. See the core Result documentation and the changelog.

Playground

See a full working example (Next.js App Router):

  • playgrounds/react-near-ts/next-app-router

It demonstrates:

  • wallet connect/disconnect
  • account info fetch
  • token transfer
  • contract read/write flows