@liquality/injected-provider
v0.10.4
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Query different blockchains with account management using a single and simple interface.
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@liquality/injected-provider
:warning: This project is under heavy development. Expect bugs & breaking changes.
:pencil: Introductory Blog Post: The Missing Tool to Cross-Chain Development
Query different blockchains with account management using a single and simple interface.
Installation
npm i @liquality/injected-provider
or
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@liquality/[email protected]/dist/injected-provider.min.js"></script>
<!-- sourceMap at https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@liquality/[email protected]/dist/injected-provider.min.js.map -->
<!-- available as window.InjectedProvider -->
Usage
import Client from '@liquality/client'
import InjectedProvider from '@liquality/injected-provider'
const bitcoin = new Client()
const ethereum = new Client()
bitcoin.addProvider(new InjectedProvider(window.providerManager.getProviderFor('BTC')))
ethereum.addProvider(new InjectedProvider(window.providerManager.getProviderFor('ETH')))
// Fetch addresses from Ledger wallet using a single-unified API
const [ bitcoinAddress ] = await bitcoin.wallet.getAddresses(0, 1)
const [ ethereumAddress ] = await ethereum.wallet.getAddresses(0, 1)
// Sign a message
const signedMessageBitcoin = await bitcoin.wallet.signMessage(
'The Times 3 January 2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks', bitcoinAddress.address
)
const signedMessageEthereum = await ethereum.wallet.signMessage(
'The Times 3 January 2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks', ethereumAddress.address
)
// Send a transaction
await bitcoin.chain.sendTransaction(<to>, 1000)
await ethereum.chain.sendTransaction(<to>, 1000)