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@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks

v0.5.4

Published

The moloch-v3-hooks pakage is a collection of react hooks you can use fetch and store data and the use it in components anywhere in your application, like:

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Readme

@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks

The moloch-v3-hooks pakage is a collection of react hooks you can use fetch and store data and the use it in components anywhere in your application, like:

  • Current dao data (including proposals, members, vaults and dao records)
  • Current connected address membership data
  • ERC20 data

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Usage

Installation

yarn add @daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks

Requirements

If you are trying to query for data on Etheruem Mainnet or Gnosis Chain (and more to come) you will need to provide an api Key from The Graph. Learn to get those here and here.

These hooks use React-Query so you will need to wrap your app in a QueryClientProvider as seen here

const queryClient = new QueryClient();

ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById("root") as HTMLElement).render(
  <React.StrictMode>
    <HashRouter>
      <QueryClientProvider client={queryClient}>
        <HausThemeProvider>
          <Routes />
        </HausThemeProvider>
      </QueryClientProvider>
    </HashRouter>
  </React.StrictMode>
);

Examples

How to get DAO data

import { useDaoData, useDaoMember, useDaoProposals } from '@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks';

const { dao } = useDaoData({
  daoChain: '0x1',
  daoId '0x0someAddress'
});

const { member } = useDaoMember({
  daoChain: '0x1',
  daoId '0x0someAddress',
  memberAddress: '0x0memberAddress',
});

const { proposals } = useDaoProposals({
  daoChain: '0x1',
  daoId '0x0someAddress',
});

How to refetch data

import { useDaoData } from '@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks';

const { dao, refetch } = useDaoData({
  daoChain: '0x1',
  daoId '0x0someAddress'
});

const someAction = () => {
  refetch();
}

How tto filter, sort and paginate a list of proposals or members

import { useDaoProposals } from '@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks';

const { proposals, filterProposals, filter, ordering, orderProposals, hasNextPage, fetchNextPage } = useDaoProposals({
  daoChain: '0x1',
  daoId '0x0someAddress',
});


//Filtering
console.log('current filter', filter)
// {}

const updateFilter = { cancelled: true }
filterProposals(updateFilter);
// proposals variable in the hook will be refetched updated


//Sorting
console.log('current ordering', ordering)
// {orderBy: 'createdAt', orderDirection: 'desc'}

const updatedOrdering = {
  orderBy: 'votingStarts',
  orderDiection: 'asc'
}

orderProposals(updatedOrdering)
// proposals variable in the hook will be refetched updated


//Getting the next page of data
console.log('does it have another page?', hasNextPage)
// true

fetchNextPage();
// proposal variable will have the next page of proposals added to it

How to store the current DAO data If you store your target dao address and chain id in the CurrentDaoContext all of these hooks will not need yo to pass the daoId and chainId to them.

import { CurrentDaoProvider } from '@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks';

<CurrentDaoProvider
  targetDao={{
    daoChain,
    daoId,
  }}
>
  {children}
</CurrentDaoProvider>;

Then in a component you can use this hook:

import { UseCurrentDao, useDaoData } from '@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks';


const { daoChain, daoId } = useCurrentDao();
const { useDaoData } = useDaoData();

// instead of

const { useDaoData } = useDaoData({daoId: 'someid' daoChain: 'somechainid'});

Building

Run nx run moloch-v3-hooks:build to build the library.