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@exodus/personal-notes

v3.7.0

Published

CRUD interface for personal notes (user-generated off-chain transaction metadata)

Downloads

6,100

Readme

@exodus/personal-notes

The module allows users to create, manage, and store personal notes securely for transactions

How it Works

  1. Personal Notes Atom

The core functionality of the module is powered by the personalNotesAtom, which stores user-generated notes. Each note has uniq id and bounded to txId. Personal Notes stored using PersonalNoteSet and PersonalNote models

const personalNotes = PersonalNoteSet.fromArray([
  { txId: 'bitcoin-tx-1', message: 'gift for friend' },
  { txId: 'ethereum-tx-1', message: 'gift from friend' },
])
personalNotesAtom.set(personalNotes)

const bitcoinTxPersonalNote = personalNotes.get('bitcoin-tx-1')
  1. Module

The module does 2 things:

  1. Sync personal notes to fusion
  2. Provides upsert method to add personal notes Only following props are allowed:
exodus.personalNotes.upsert({
  txId, // required
  message, // string
  // specific fields used by platforms features
  username,
  address,
  dapp,
  providerData,
  walletConnect,
  xmrInputs,
})
  1. Plugin

Plugin subscribes to personalNotesAtom and emit its value to port

  1. Redux module

Provides selectors to get personal notes

Usage

This feature is designed to be used together with @exodus/headless. See using the sdk.

Play with it

  1. Open the playground https://exodus-hydra.pages.dev/
  2. Run exodus.personalNotes.upsert({txId: 'e7b8f55e3173aed308b8fbff11ee1fb96183e51f111ac415da9ae057c72ac8ca', message: 'my note'}) in the Dev Tools Console.
  3. Run selectors.personalNotes.data(store.getState()) in the Dev Tools Console. You should see stored personal notes
  4. Run selectors.personalNotes.get(store.getState())('e7b8f55e3173aed308b8fbff11ee1fb96183e51f111ac415da9ae057c72ac8ca') in the Dev Tools Console. You should see specific personal note

API Side

See using the sdk for more details on how features plug into the SDK

exodus.personalNotes.upsert(<Event>{
  txId: 'bitcoin-tx-id',
  message: 'tx for friend',
})

UI Side

See using the sdk for more details on basic UI-side setup.

import { selectors } from '~/ui/flux'

const usePersonalNote = (txId) => {
  const getPersonalNote = useSelector(selectors.personalNotes.get)
  const personalNote = getPersonalNote(txId)

  return personalNote
}