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@starport/vuex

v0.3.10

Published

A library of Vuex 4 (for Vue 3) standard store modules for state management of cosmos-sdk chains' frontends

Downloads

49

Readme

@starport/vuex

A collection of Vuex store modules to help build Ignite CLI front-end applications in combination with the Vue components library @starport/vue.

Install

Assuming you have a Vue 3 project, just run:

npm install --save vuex/next
npm install --save @starport/vuex

Usage

First you need to create a config file in your store root ./src/store/config.js:

// import modules
import { env, starport, blocks, wallet, transfers } from '@starport/vuex'

// init modules you need
export default function init(store) {
  transfers(store)
  starport(store)
  blocks(store)
  env(store)
  wallet(store)
}

Then, in your app's ./src/store/index.js file:

import { createStore } from 'vuex'
import init from './config'

const store = createStore({
  state() {
    return {}
  },
  mutations: {},
  actions: {}
})

// init @starport/vuex
init(store)

export default store

Finally, initialize the env store by dispatching the init action in the appropriate part of your app:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/env/init')

or with a specific configuration:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/env/init', {
  apiNode: 'http://localhost:1317',
  rpcNode: 'http://localhost:26657',
  wsNode: 'ws://localhost:26657/websocket',
  chainId: 'my-chain',
  addrPrefix: 'cosmos',
  sdkVersion: 'Stargate',
  getTXApi: 'http://localhost:26657/tx?hash=0x'
})

Modules

The registered modules for this package are:

env

Registered as common/env, this module provides basic environment setup, connection to API, RPC, and WS nodes, connection statuses, and access to the underlying @starport/client-js client.

// Getter signatures
  getters: {
    client: (state) => state.client,
    signingClient: (state) => state.client.signingClient,
    apiTendermint: (state) => state.rpcNode,
    apiCosmos: (state) => state.apiNode,
    apiWS: (state) => state.wsNode,
    sdkVersion: (state) => state.sdkVersion,
    apiConnected: (state) => state.apiConnected,
    rpcConnected: (state) => state.rpcConnected,
    wsConnected: (state) => state.wsConnected,
  },

Starport

Registered as common/starport, use this module if you are doing local development on a chain scaffolded with Ignite CLI. This module configures the env module using the Ignite CLI :12345/status endpoint.

Blocks

Registered as common/blocks, this module receives, stores, and decodes the latest 20 blocks (configurable) as they appear in the websocket API.

Get the latest 10 blocks:

await this.$store.getters['common/blocks/getBlocks'](10)

Get the block at height 15:

await this.$store.getters['common/blocks/getBlocks'](15)

Transfers

Registered as common/transfers, this module is a temporary handcoded version until an auto-generated (by Ignite CLI) vuex store is available for the Cosmos SDK TX module (https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/tree/master/proto/cosmos/tx/v1beta1).

The querying action is:

ServiceGetTxsEvent({ commit, rootGetters }, { subscribe = false, all=true,  ...key })

The getter is:

getGetTxsEvent(params)

So if you wanted to query for all token transfers received by cosmos1xv9tklw7d82sezh9haa573wufgy59vmwe6xxe5, you would first dispatch the querying action like so:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/transfers/ServiceGetTxsEvent', {
  subscribe: true,
  event:
    'transfer.recipient%3D%27cosmos1xv9tklw7d82sezh9haa573wufgy59vmwe6xxe5%27'
})

And access the resulting state anywhere in your app like so:

this.$store.getters['common/transfers/getGetTxsEvent']({
  event:
    'transfer.recipient%3D%27cosmos1xv9tklw7d82sezh9haa573wufgy59vmwe6xxe5%27'
})

To learn more about the WebSocket events you can query, see the Tendermint RPC WebSocket docs.

The subscribe flag in the action dispatch configures auto-updates for the store as new transactions occur.

Wallet

Registered as common/wallet, this module provides wallet-handling, sign in and sign out fuctionalities, and encrypted persistence in the browser's local storage.

Creating a new wallet:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/wallet/createWalletWithMnemonic', {
  name: "My Wallet",
  mnemonic: "web fat decorate draw waste shiver toddler entire knee until board rent robust acid spatial hockey tobacco buddy buffalo flavor mass bridge report pioneer",
  HDpath: "m/44'/118'/0'/0/", // BIP32/44 derivation path
  prefix: "cosmos", // Address prfix for this chain
  password: "password"
}

Listing wallets in local storage

const walletList = this.$store.common.wallet.wallets

Unlocking a specific wallet from the wallet list and logging in:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/wallet/unlockWallet', {
  name: 'My Wallet',
  password: 'password'
})

Accessing logged in and logged out status:

const loggedInStatus = this.$store.getters['common/wallet/loggedIn']

Signing out:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/wallet/signOut')

Adding next available account to the current wallet:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/wallet/addAccount')

Adding an account with a specific HD Path increment to the current wallet:

await this.$store.dispatch('common/wallet/addAccount', 3)

In this example, the wallet's HD path is assumed to be m/44'/118'/0'/0/ and adds the account corresponding to m/44'/118'/0'/0/3.

Switch to using a different account in the current wallet, the account with this address must exist in the current wallet:

await this.$store.dispatch(
  'common/wallet/switchAccount',
  'cosmos1xv9tklw7d82sezh9haa573wufgy59vmwe6xxe5'
)

Accessing current wallet name:

const walletName = this.$store.getters['common/wallet/walletName']

Accessing name of last wallet used:

const lastWallet = this.$store.getters['common/wallet/lastWallet']

Accessing currently active unlocked wallet:

const wallet = this.$store.getters['common/wallet/wallet']

Accessing currently active address in wallet:

const address = this.$store.getters['common/wallet/address']

Inquiring if a wallet name is already in use:

const isAvailable =
  this.$store.getters['common/wallet/nameAvailable'](walletNameToCheck)