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sapper-web3

v1.3.0

Published

web3.js as a Svelte store

Downloads

3

Readme


svelte-web3

web3.js 1.2.9 as a Svelte store.

Installation

npm i svelte-web3

Basic Usage

Import the ethStore main connection helper and needed derived Svelte stores (see list below):

import { ethStore, web3, selectedAccount, connected } from 'svelte-web3';

To enable connection to the current window provider:

ethStore.setBrowserProvider()

To enable connection using an url string:

ethStore.setProvider('<ws/https or http provider url>')

If connection is successful, you can access the instantiated web3.js with the current window provider using the $ svelte store syntax :

$web3.eth.getBalance(<Ethereum address>)

Derived stores

  • connected: true if connection to the provider was successful.
  • chainId: The current blokchain Id.
  • chainName: Name of the The current blokchain.
  • selectedAccount: current selected account.
  • nativeCurrency: currency name in the current chain.

Svelte stores are automatically updated when network or the selected account change.

Please see the file example/App.svelte for more usage information to start a transaction and concrete usage of stores.

Demo/Example

npm run example