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@xbacked-dao/algorand-wallet-select

v0.2.6

Published

Web3 Algorand wallet selector

Downloads

22

Readme

Algorand Wallet Select

A single Web3 / Algorand provider solution for all Wallets.

Introduction

AlgorandWalletSelect is an easy-to-use library to help developers add support for multiple providers in their apps with a simple customizable configuration.

By default AlgorandWalletSelect Library supports injected providers like (AlgoSigner, MyAlgoWallet, etc) and WalletConnect (OfficialAlgorandWallet, etc). You can also easily configure the library to support more wallets.

Projects using AlgorandWalletSelect

Open a PR to add your project to the list!

Usage

  1. Install the AlgorandWalletSelect NPM package
npm install --save @xbacked-dao/algorand-wallet-select
# OR
yarn add @xbacked-dao/algorand-wallet-select
  1. Add algorand-wallet-select to your Dapp as follows
import { WalletSelector } from "algorand-wallet-select";

const returnWallet = async (data) => {
  if (!!data) {
    console.log(data.connector.check());
    console.log(await data.connector.connect());
    console.log(data.connector.provider);
  }
};

const Template = (args) => (
  <div>
    <h1 className="ws-text-lg">Algorand Wallet Selector</h1>
    <p>Built with 💚 by xBacked</p>
    <WalletSelector returnWallet={returnWallet} />
  </div>
);

Optional: Configuring wallets to display

Simply do the following to only display the MyAlgo wallet. Valid wallets are myalgowallet, algosigner and walletconnect.

const Template = (args) => (
  <div>
    <h1 className="ws-text-lg">Algorand Wallet Selector</h1>
    <p>Built with 💚 by xBacked</p>
    <WalletSelector
      returnWallet={returnWallet}
      wallets=["myalgowallet"]
    />
  </div>
);

Adding a new provider

Do you want to add your provider to Web3Modal?

Note: This flow will be simplified in future updates.

All logic for supported providers lives inside src/wallets/providers.

  1. You must add a new connection definition to src/wallets/providers that matches the following signature (using MyAlgo as an example):
// Import the package.
import MyAlgo from '@randlabs/myalgo-connect';

// Default export defining the instance and the standard interface.
const ConnectToMyAlgo = () => {
  // Construct any required state for the connector.
  const myAlgoWallet = new MyAlgo();

  // Must return the following object.
  return {
    // Instance defined above.
    provider: myAlgoWallet,
    // Asynchronous function wrapping the connection method for the provider.
    connect: async () => await myAlgoWallet.connect(),
    // An optional function to check connection status if possible.
    check: () => (false),
  };
}

export default ConnectToMyAlgo;
  1. Add new connector to the default export in src/wallets/providers:
import algosigner from "./algosigner";
import myalgowallet from "./myalgowallet";
import walletconnect from "./walletconnect";
// Import here and export below.
import myNewWallet from "./myNewWallet";

export {
  algosigner,
  myalgowallet,
  walletconnect,
  myNewWallet,
};
  1. Add a .png or .svg as a logo for the added wallet connector to src/wallets/logos

  2. Depending on the type of connector, create an entry in either the src/wallets/injected.js file or the src/wallets/providers.js file.

  3. After testing that the logo is displaying correctly, and you are able to return the valid instance create a pull request to this repository!

License

MIT