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atlas-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

a year ago

Cross iframe Ethereum provider SDK for Atlas platform

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Atlas SDK

The Atlas SDK is a JavaScript library providing functionality similar to Metamask for integrating the Atlas Wallet services within web applications.

Installation

Install the Atlas SDK via npm:

npm install atlas-sdk

Usage

Here's a simple example of how to use the Atlas SDK:


import AtlasSDK from 'atlas-sdk';

// Initialize the Atlas SDK to replace the metamask provider 
AtlasSDK.initializeAtalasSDK();

Initializes the Atlas SDK. This method attempts to inject the provider object into the page. By now window.ethereum shoud be atlas wallet

Prerequisites

Before using the Atlas SDK, ensure the following conditions are met:

The HTML document must have a doctype of HTML. The current page isn't of prohibited file types, such as XML or PDF. The document element of the page must be HTML. The current page isn't part of the blocked domain list. CSP does not allow the use of 'unsafe-inline'.

FAQ

If you encounter any issues while using the SDK, refer to our FAQ section for additional help.

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Check out our Contribution Guidelines.

License

The Atlas SDK is released under the MIT License.