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wallet-standard-list

v0.2.0

Published

Custom Element that creates a list of 'connect wallet' buttons for wallet-standard wallets

Downloads

7

Readme

wallet-standard-list

Custom element for displaying a "connect wallet" button for every wallet-standard wallet registered.

All HTML elements within are NOT encapsulated in the shadow DOM and completely unstyled to allow for complete styling customization.

Example

First, add the element to the custom element registry:

import { defineCustomElement } from "wallet-standard-list";

defineCustomElement(); // accepts an optional string arg for the custom element tag name, otherwise defaults to "wallet-standard-list"

You can now use it in your html:

<wallet-standard-list
  required-features="solana:signAndSendTransaction, solana:signTransaction"
></wallet-standard-list>

Basic Styling Example

wallet-standard-list {
  display: inline-flex; /* custom element default to display: inline */
  flex-direction: column;
  gap: 0.25rem;
}

wallet-standard-list > button {
  display: flex;
  align-items: center;
  height: 3rem;
  font-size: 1rem;
}

wallet-standard-list > button > img {
  height: 75%;
  margin-right: 1rem;
}

You can see the result of these basic styles in the example web-app in example/

Usage

Filtering Wallets by Features

The required-features attribute allows users to filter standard wallets by wallet-standard features using a comma-separated list of feature names, displaying buttons only for wallets that have all required features.

Connecting a Wallet

On click, each button initiates the connect wallet flow with the respective wallet.

On connect success, a CustomEvent is emitted with the following type:

{
  type: "wallet-standard-list:wallet-connected",
  bubbles: true,
  detail: Wallet, // standard wallet that connected
}

Using the Connected Wallet

On successful connection, the connected wallet is made available through the element's connectedWallet property.

const transaction = ...;
const wallet = document.querySelector(
  "wallet-standard-list"
).connectedWallet;
const account = wallet.accounts[0];
const [{ signature }] = await wallet.features[
  "solana:signAndSendTransaction"
].signAndSendTransaction({
  chain: "solana:mainnet",
  account,
  transaction,
});

See example/index.html for a full example

Disconnecting the Connected Wallet

Disconnecting the connected wallet must be handled by the app by calling the element's disconnect() method.

document.querySelector("wallet-standard-list").disconnect();

On disconnect() call, a CustomEvent is immediately emitted with the following type:

{
  type: "wallet-standard-list:wallet-disconnected",
  bubbles: true,
  detail: Wallet, // standard wallet to disconnect
}

The wallet might run some additional cleanup in the background at the same time.

Others

The list of all filtered standard wallets is available through the element's wallets property.

const allWallets = document.querySelector("wallet-standard-list").wallets;