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web3modal-tw-mlp

v4.0.0

Published

> [!NOTE] > Looking for v2? [switch the branch](https://github.com/WalletConnect/web3modal/tree/V2).

Downloads

2

Readme

[!NOTE] Looking for v2? switch the branch.

📚 Documentation

🧪 Laboratory

🔗 Website

Web3Modal

Your on-ramp to web3 multichain. Web3Modal is a versatile library that makes it super easy to connect users with your Dapp and start interacting with the blockchain.

Dev setup

  1. Create apps/laboratory/.env.local file using the template from apps/laboratory/.env.example

  2. In each of the examples create .env.local file with following contents

VITE_PROJECT_ID="your_project_id"
  1. Run npm run watch to build and watch for file changes in a separate tab
  2. Run gallery, laboratory or examples in a separate tab i.e. npm run laboratory

Releasing new versions

Enter prelease mode [Optional]

If you need to release a canary/alpha/beta you need to enter prelease mode first

npm run changeset:pre <release tag>

For example: npm run changeset:pre a123bas2

Generate changeset

If you need to release a canary/alpha/beta you need to enter prelease mode first

npm run changeset

For example: npm run changeset:pre a123bas2

Steps

  1. Run npm outdated and update dependencies
  2. Run npm install and verify if everything still works correctly
  3. Merge your feature branch into V4
  4. Create a new branch from V4 and name it with the version tag
  5. Run npm run changeset and set new custom version, enter prelease mode first if you want to add a tag to the version.
  6. Update version in ConstantsUtil in @web3modal/scaffold-utils to the correct version
  7. Create a new PR with Release Notes and merge into V4
  8. Checkout V4 and run npm run publish:latest
  9. Draft a new release in GitHub and create new tag
  10. Click on Generate Change and only leave the link with difference. Paste in your changelog from PR.
  11. Check Set as the last release and publish release.
  12. Update Web3Modal for https://web3modal.com/ (https://github.com/WalletConnect/www-web3modal) and create a PR
  13. Update Web3Modal for https://app.web3inbox.com (https://github.com/WalletConnect/web3inbox) and create a PR

Running tests

See <app/laboratory/tests/README.md>