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@exodus/post-restore-modal

v1.2.0

Published

The post-restore-modal feature

Downloads

5,436

Readme

@exodus/post-restore-modal

This feature encapsulates logic to determine whether a user receives any balance after the restore process is complete.

How It Works

  1. The feature creates a storage atom called shouldShowPostRestoredModalAtom, which stores a boolean value indicating whether the post-restore modal should be displayed.
  2. Once the restore process finishes, it checks if the user has any balance and sets the shouldShowPostRestoredModalAtom to true.

Usage

This feature is designed for use with @exodus/headless. For more information on how features integrate with the SDK, see Using the SDK.

Play with it

  1. Open the playground at https://exodus-hydra.pages.dev/.
  2. Run the command selectors.postRestoreModal.shouldShowRestoredModal(store.getState()) in the Dev Tools Console to view the current state of the post-restore modal.
  3. You should see a value of false, indicating that you have balance after restore.
  4. To clear the value and restart the logic, run exodus.postRestoreModal.clear().
  5. Run exodus.application.import({ mnemonic, passphrase }) with mnemonic phrase that contains balance
  6. Run exodus.application.unlock({ passphrase })
  7. After some time when restore finishes run selectors.postRestoreModal.shouldShowRestoredModal(store.getState()) to see true meaning you have balance and restore finished/

API Side Setup

For more details on how features integrate with the SDK and the API interface, see using the sdk

exodus.postRestoreModal.clear() // To clear the value in storage so that the logic re-runs on next restore.

UI Side Setup

For more details on basic UI-side setup, see using the sdk.

const showRestoreModal = useSelector(selectors.postRestoreModal.shouldShowRestoredModal)

This showRestoreModal variable can be used in your UI code to determine whether to display the post-restore modal.