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@marcotommoro/react-ethereum-auth-hook

v0.1.3

Published

``` *** DEVELOPMENT IN PROGRESS *** *** Please contact me for bugs *** ```

Downloads

5

Readme

*** DEVELOPMENT IN PROGRESS ***
*** Please contact me for bugs ***

Next / React Ethereum Auth Hook

Implements metamask functions:

  1. connect wallet
  2. get address
  3. change network

Implements web3-auth function from library

  1. get signed token

Install

npm i @marcotommoro/react-ethereum-auth-hook

Add to project

  1. add EthereumContextProvider to _app.tsx: | param | type | default | :---: | :---: | :---: | | autoCheckCorrectNetwork auto check that the network is always the same as the one specified in the .env (or 0x1 by default) | boolean | true| | | |

     import { EthereumContextProvider } from "@marcotommoro/react-ethereum-auth-hook";
    
    
     function MyApp({ Component, pageProps }: AppProps) {
         return (
             <EthereumContextProvider autoCheckCorrectNetwork={true}>
               ...
               <Component {...pageProps} />
               ...
             </EthereumContextProvider>
         );
     }
    
  2. useEthereum in a react/next component:

     const {
         address,
         currentNetwork,
         isMetamaskInstalled,
         isNetworkCorrect,
         connect,
         correctNetwork,
         getToken,
     } = useEthereum();
    
  3. (optional) set env NEXT_PUBLIC_NETWORK_ID with your testnet id. Default Ethereum mainnet 0x1. Check networks id on Metamask documentation

Instructions

| key | value | |:---: | :---: | | address | Current metamask address selected. | | currentNetwork | Current network selected. | | isMetamaskInstalled | Check if window.ehtereum is present. | | isNetworkCorrect | Check if is the correct network. If process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_NETWORK_ID is not present, the default network is Ethereum mainnet ('0x1') | | connect | Ask user to connect your beautiful react app with metamask extension. | | correctNetwork | Ask user permission to switch to the right network. | | getToken | Ask user to sign a transaction and get a signed token to use in a backend server to validate the user is really him/her/it.|