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@talismn/signet-apps-sdk

v0.0.7

Published

Signet Apps Sdk

Downloads

68

Readme

Signet Apps SDK

By integrating the Signet Apps SDK, your dapps can support multisig operations when users use your dapp within Signet.

Documentation

Installation

npm install @talismn/signet-apps-sdk
# or
yarn add @talismn/signet-apps-sdk
# or
bun add @talismn/signet-apps-sdk

Using the SDK

Check out this demo app for a complete example of how a dapp can support both EOA and multisig transactions with our SDK.

init() Check whether user is using your dapp within Signet.

import { SignetSdk } from "@talismn/signet-apps-sdk"
const sdk = new SignetSdk()

const inSignet = await sdk.init()
// true or false

If you're using React, we have a hook that handles that for you:

import { useSignetSdk } from "@talismn/signet-apps-sdk"

const App = () => {
  const { inSignet } = useSignetSdk()

  if (inSignet) return <p>{/* Inject and display signet vault*/}</p>
  return <button>Connect wallet</button>
}

getAccount() Inject the selected signet account into your dapp. The sdk is also exposed from our hook:

import { useSignetSdk, VaultAccount } from "@talismn/signet-apps-sdk"

const App = () => {
  const { inSignet, sdk } = useSignetSdk()
  const [injectedVault, setInjectedVault] = useState<VaultAccount>()

  const getVault = useCallback(async () => {
    const vault = await sdk.getAccount()
    setInjectedVault(vault)
  }, [])

  // depending on how your dapp is built, you may want to trigger this via a button click instead of useEffect
  useEffect(() => {
    if (inSignet) getVault()
  }, [inSignet, getVault])

  if (inSignet && injectedVault)
    return (
      <div>
        <p>{injectedVault.name}</p>
        <p>{injectedVault.address}</p>
      </div>
    )

  // handle normal EOA flow
  return <button>Connect wallet</button>
}

send(calldataHex: string) Send a transaction to Signet to be wrapped as a multisig transaction:

import { SendTxRespond } from '@talismn/signet-apps-sdk'

const App = () => {
    // ...

    const submitTx = () => {
        // ...build extrinsic
        const res = await sdk.send(extrinsic.method.toHex())
        console.log(res) // returns SendTxRespond
    }

    // ...
}