@anvin/connect-wallet v1.2.0

Connect Wallet

This package provides the ability to connect Wallets to website or application via MetaMask extension (through a browser or the mobile application) and WalletConnect service using QR code scanner.

Worked only with MetaMask and WalletConnect

Features

• Connect to any blockchains.
• Add Contracts by providing Contract address and ABI code.
• Work with Contracts methods.
• Check transactions in blockchain.
• Add custom blockhain.

Usage

1. Install package.

NPM: npm install @anvin/connect-wallet Yarn: yarn add @anvin/connect-wallet

2. Import and initialize ConnectWallet in project.

import { ConnectWallet } from '@anvin/connect-wallet';
const connectWallet = new ConnectWallet();

3. Add custom blockchain by using addChains([chains]) method.

If you need to add custom blockhain use addChains(...chain) method before you create connect.

Usage example:

const chains: IChain[] = [
	...
    {
      name: 'binance',
      chainID: 56,
      hex: '0x38',
    },
    {
      name: 'binance-test',
      chainID: 97,
      hex: '0x61',
    },
		...
  ];
	...
const chainsInfo = this.connectWallet.addChains(this.chains); // will return chains that added into connectwallet, this method not async.

Where: name - blockchain name. chainID - blockchain id. hex - blockchain id in hex format.

4. Create configuration for Connect Wallet that will be used in connectWallet.connect(provider, network, settings) method.

Example configuration:

Want use Ethereum mainnet? Set useProvider: infura and provide mainnet Infura. Remove rpc if it needed.

{
	wallets: ['MetaMask', 'WalletConnect'],
	network: {
		name: 'Ropsten',
		chainID: 3
	},
	provider: {
		MetaMask: {
			name: 'MetaMask'
		},
		WalletConnect: {
			name: 'WalletConnect',
			useProvider: 'rpc',
			provider: {
				infura: {
					infuraID: 'PASS_HERE_INFURA_ID',
				},
				rpc: {
					rpc: {
						3: "PASS_HERE_BLOCKCHAIN_RPC" // if use Ethereum rpc, pass full Infura URL with Infura Id
					},
					chainId: 3
				},
			},
		},
	},
	settings: {
		providerType: true
	},
}

RPC configuration:

rpc: {
	rpc: {
		// if use Ethereum rpc, pass full Infura URL with Infura Id
		[BLOCKCHAIN_NUMBER]: "BLOCKCHAIN_RPC",
		[BLOCKCHAIN_NUMBER]: "BLOCKCHAIN_RPC",
		...
		[BLOCKCHAIN_NUMBER]: "BLOCKCHAIN_RPC"
	},
	// What Blockchain need to use
	chainId: BLOCKCHAIN_NUMBER
},

Where:

BLOCKCHAIN_NUMBER - blockchain/network/chain ID, for example ropsten = 3, rinkeby = 4, and etc. Used to identify what kind of blockhain need to use. BLOCKCHAIN_RPC - Blockhain URL.

chainId === rpc.BLOCKCHAIN_NUMBER

5. Pass configuration to ConnectWallet in method connect().

You need to pass 3 configuration options: provider, network, settings.

Provider

MetaMask:

{
  name: string;
}

Wallet Connect:

{
	name: string;
	useProvider?: string;
	provider?: {
		infura?: {
			infuraID?: string;
		}
		rpc?: {
			rpc: {
				[index: number]: string;
			};
			chainId?: number;
		};
	};
}

Network

{
  name: string;
  chainID: number;
}

Where:

name - blockchain name. chainID - blockchain id.

All parameters required

Settings

{
	providerType?: boolean;
}

Where:

providerType - show in response your provider type: MetaMask or WalletConnect.

Pass configuration

connectWallet.connect(provider, network, settings).then(
  (connected: boolean) => console.log('connect wallet: ', connected),
  (err: any) => console.log('connect wallet error: ', err)
);

6. If connect established use addContract() method to add contract in Connect Wallet.

You can pass 3 parameters in method addContract: ContractName, address, abi.

interface:

{
	name: string;
	address: string;
	abi: Array<any>;
}

ContractName (name) - use for identify your contract in Connect Wallet, for example you add two Staking contracts and one Token contract, so you can create 3 addContract methods and pass in each one params:

{
  "ContractName": "Staking1",
  "ContractName": "Staking2",
  "ContractName": "Token"
}

address - contract address. abi - contact ABI.

Example:

connectWallet.addContract({'Staking1', '0x0000000000000000', ABI[]});
connectWallet.addContract({'Staking2', '0x0000000000000000', ABI[]});
connectWallet.addContract({'Token', '0x0000000000000000', ABI[]});

7. Use Contracts methods via method contract().

ContractName - pass your contact name that was added in step 5.

Example:

connectWallet
  .contract('Staking1')
  .stakeStart('123')
  .send({ from: '0x000000....' })
  .then((tx: any) => console.log(tx));

connectWallet
  .contract('Staking2')
  .stakeStart('123')
  .send({ from: '0x000000....' })
  .then((tx: any) => console.log(tx));

connectWallet
  .contract('Token')
  .methods.balanceOf('0x0000000,,,')
  .call()
  .then(
    (balance: string) => console.log(balance),
    (err: any) => console.log(err)
  );

8. Get account and provider info via getAccounts() method.

When connect are established via method getAccounts() can get user wallet account information. Also with user information can get what provider are used.

connectWallet.getAccounts().subscribe(
  (user: any) => console.log('user account: ', user),
  (err: any) => console.log('user account error: ', err)
);

9. Check transaction via txCheck() method.

Provide transaction Hash to check if transaction are in blockchain or not.

Example:

connectWallet.txCheck('TX_HASH').then(
  (info: any) => console.log('info: ', info),
  (err: any) => console.log('info tx error:', err)
);

10. To get current Web3 viacurrentWeb3() method.

Get current Web3 and access to all Web3 functions.

Example:

const currentWeb3 = connectWallet.currentWeb3();