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wallet-connect-button-react

v1.1.30

Published

A React component for NP Wallet integration

Readme

wallet-connect-button-react

A React component for NP Wallet integration.

Installation

npm install wallet-connect-button-react

Usage

  1. Import the component in your React app:
import { WalletConnectButton } from 'wallet-connect-button-react';
  1. Use the component in your JSX:
<WalletConnectButton 
  serviceId="your-service-id"
  apiKey="your-api-key"
  walletConnectHost="https://wallet-connect.eu"
  onSuccess={(attributes) => console.log('Success:', attributes)}
>
  Connect Wallet
</WalletConnectButton>
  1. Handle the success callback in your component:
const handleWalletSuccess = (attributes: any) => {
  console.log('Wallet connected successfully:', attributes);
};

API

Props

  • serviceId: string - The registration's identifier. NB Wallet Connect calls it a service id: one company registers a service per website or application.
  • clientId: string - The original name for the same value, still fully supported. Give either one; serviceId wins when both are set.

With the nbwallet attribute the button talks to NB Wallet Connect, which has renamed this identifier throughout its API (service_id, /api/service/...). Every other variant still calls its host with client_id. That switch is automatic; you only choose which prop name to write.

  • onSuccess: (attributes: AttributeData | undefined) => void - Required. Callback function called when wallet connection succeeds
  • apiKey?: string - Optional. API key for authentication
  • walletConnectHost?: string - Optional. Custom wallet connect host URL (defaults to https://wallet-connect.eu)
  • children?: React.ReactNode - Optional. Custom button content

For further explanation and documentation, visit: https://wallet-connect.eu

Changes

1.1.25

  • Pass the clientId prop through to the embedded <nl-wallet-button> as client-id, so the "No app yet?" link under the QR code becomes <help-base-url>?client_id=<clientId> (employee onboarding hand-off).
  • NB Wallet (nbwallet) issuance deep links now use the https universal link base https://nbwallet.org/deeplink/... instead of the custom businesswalletdebuginteraction:// scheme. Business Wallet and NL Wallet links are unchanged.