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@amnis_finance/aptos-wallet-adapter

v1.0.38

Published

React `WalletProvider` supporting loads of aptos wallets.

Downloads

96

Readme

aptos-wallet-adapter

React WalletProvider supporting loads of aptos wallets.

Supports:

Installation

with yarn

yarn add @amnis_finance/aptos-wallet-adapter

with npm

npm install @amnis_finance/aptos-wallet-adapter

Examples

Frontend Integration

Here's an example of how we integrate the adapter into amnis frontend:

Wallet integration

Wallets source code here.

Use React Provider

import React from 'react';
import {
  WalletProvider,
  HippoWalletAdapter,
  AptosWalletAdapter,
  HippoExtensionWalletAdapter,
  MartianWalletAdapter,
  FewchaWalletAdapter,
  PontemWalletAdapter,
  SpikaWalletAdapter,
  RiseWalletAdapter,
  FletchWalletAdapter,
  TokenPocketWalletAdapter,
  ONTOWalletAdapter,
  BloctoWalletAdapter,
  SafePalWalletAdapter,
  FoxWalletAdapter,
  CloverWalletAdapter,
  SpacecyWalletAdapter
} from '@amnis_finance/aptos-wallet-adapter';

const wallets = [
  new MartianWalletAdapter(),
  new AptosWalletAdapter(),
  new FewchaWalletAdapter(),
  new HippoExtensionWalletAdapter(),
  new PontemWalletAdapter(),
  new SpikaWalletAdapter(),
  new RiseWalletAdapter(),
  new FletchWalletAdapter(),
  new TokenPocketWalletAdapter(),
  new ONTOWalletAdapter(),
  new BloctoWalletAdapter({ bloctoAppId:'6d85f56e-5f2e-46cd-b5f2-5cf9695b4d46' }), /** Must provide bloctoAppId **/
  new SafePalWalletAdapter(),
  new FoxWalletAdapter(),
  new CloverWalletAdapter(),
  new SpacecyWalletAdapter()
];

const App: React.FC = () => {
  return (
    <WalletProvider
      wallets={wallets}
      autoConnect={true | false} /** allow auto wallet connection or not **/
      onError={(error: Error) => {
        console.log('Handle Error Message', error);
      }}>
      {/* your website */}
    </WalletProvider>
  );
};

export default App;

Web3 Hook

import { useWallet } from '@amnis_finance/aptos-wallet-adapter';

const { connected, account, network, ...rest } = useWallet();

/*
  ** Properties available: **

  wallets: Wallet[]; - Array of wallets
  wallet: Wallet | null; - Selected wallet
  account: AccountKeys | null; - Wallet info: address, 
  network: NetworkInfo - { name, chainId, api }
  publicKey, authKey
  connected: boolean; - check the website is connected yet
  connect(walletName: string): Promise<void>; - trigger connect popup
  disconnect(): Promise<void>; - trigger disconnect action
  signAndSubmitTransaction(
    transaction: TransactionPayload
  ): Promise<PendingTransaction>; - function to sign and submit the transaction to chain
*/

Connect & Disconnect

import { AptosWalletName, useWallet } from "@amnis_finance/aptos-wallet-adapter"

...

const { connect, disconnect, connected } = useWallet();

/* No more manual connection required if you disable auto-connect mode while the previous select + connect will still work */

if (!connected) {
  return (
    <button
      onClick={() => {
        connect(walletName); // E.g. connecting to the Aptos official wallet
      }}
    >
      Connect
    </button>
  );
} else {
  return (
    <button
      onClick={() => {
        disconnect();
      }}
    >
      Disconnect
    </button>
  );
}

Submit and sign transaction

Request faucet

const { signAndSubmitTransaction } = useWallet();

const payload: Types.TransactionPayload = {
  type: 'entry_function_payload',
  function: `0x1::module_name::function_name`,
  type_arguments: [],
  arguments: [],
};
const result = await signAndSubmitTransaction(payload);
  if (result) {
    console.log('Transaction hash', result.hash)
    console.log('Transaction Success');
  }