StakeWise Widget

The package contains a JavaScript class that renders a widget on an HTML page that allows depositing ETH in staking and get deposit data.

The package uses JavaScript class from StakeWise-Methods package.

DEMO

Create an instance of a class

To create widget instance you need to provide the same options as for StakeWise-Methods instance, since it will use that methods inside.

Required options are: ethers provider and wallet address.

import Widget from '@stakewise/widget'

const widget = new Widget({
  provider, // ethers provider - https://docs.ethers.io/v5/api/providers/provider/
  sender, // wallet address
})

You can also provide callbacks to the widget class to track some events and handle errors.

Callbacks are optional, you can provide only some of them or not provide them at all.

import Widget from '@stakewise/widget'

// optional property to get referral bonus
const referrer = '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000' // referrer address

// optional property to render widget in 'dark' or 'light' colors
// 'light' by default
const theme = 'light' // or 'dark'

// optional property to render widget overlay in 'dark' color render 'blur' overlay
// 'dark' by default
const overlay = 'dark' // or 'blur'

// optional property to write your own styles for the widget
// if you provide this property as 'true', then `theme` and
// `overlay` properties will be ignored and widget won't use
// its inner styles as well. It will use only custom styles,
// that should be prepared outside the widget.
// 'false' by default
const customStyles = true

// optional callback will be called after successful depositing
const onSuccess = (amount: BigNumber) => {
  console.log(`Deposited: ${BigNumber.toString()}`)
}

// optional callback will be called on any error
const onError = ({ method, error }: { method: string, error: Error }) => {
  console.error(`[${method}]: ${error.message}`)
}

// optional callback will be called on widget closing,
// except cases when you close it using method `widget.close()` 
const onClose = () => {
  console.log('Widget has been closed')
}

const windget = new Widget({
  provider, // web3 provider
  sender, // wallet address
  referrer,
  theme,
  overlay,
  onSuccess, 
  onError, 
  onClose,  
})

// Or to make custom styles
const windget = new Widget({
  provider, // web3 provider
  sender, // wallet address
  referrer,
  customStyles,
  onSuccess,
  onError,
  onClose,
})

By default, widget renders in Shadow DOM, and all its styles are encapsulated there and doesn't affect page styles.

Pay attention, with provided customStyles: true it doesn't use Shadow DOM that allows you to write your own styles but at the same time it will inherit all page styles if they match widget CSS classes.

Open widget

This method will create the widget in a modal window on the page:

windget.open()

Close widget

This method will remove the widget and its modal window from the page:

windget.close()

If you've provided onClose callback to the widget, it won't be called in this case, since it is called only when the widget is closing from the inside.

For example, the callback will be called if a user clicks on the cross button in the top right corner of the widget modal which will cause widget closing.