sendeth2me v0.0.21

SendEth2.me Button

Handy utility to decorate a <button> element to send ether to a pre-defined blockchain address.

Install

To install the latest version of SendEth2.me library issue one of the following commands from command line (according to your preference).

Node.js

yarn add sendeth2me

or

npm install sendeth2me

HTML

Link stylesheets and javascript files in the header of your HTML file as usual.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sendeth2me@latest/dist/sendeth2me.css" />
<script
  type="module"
  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sendeth2me@latest/dist/sendeth2me.es.bundled.js"
></script>

In case you have already included ethers.js in your HTML you may use the simple version of sendeth2me.es.js:

<script
  type="module"
  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sendeth2me@latest/dist/sendeth2me.es.js"
></script>

Then in the body of your HTML file define a <button> with sendeth class, and a custom address attribute.

<button class="sendeth" data-address="0x778bEe312eA9674955C7C0BA5D8D68b2eB8e2C05">
  Ether please
</button>

To turn on debugging and late initialization use the isDebug and autoInit variables under sendeth2me namespace of window object like so:

<script
  type="module"
  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sendeth2me@latest/dist/sendeth2me.es.bundled.js"
  onload="window.sendeth2me.isDebug = true; window.sendeth2me.autoInit = false;"
></script>
...
<script>
  window.sendeth2me.initAll();
</script>

Usage in source

Examples

See the below examples on jsfiddle which demonstrate basic usage of this library.

• Minimal: https://jsfiddle.net/kisszoltan/aebm3nkr/
• Complete: https://jsfiddle.net/kisszoltan/uzs3a74d/

Element content (innerHTML)

When the <button> is defined with empty content then a default Send ETH value will be rendered as button caption.

Attributes

Attributes available for <button> elements with sendeth class:

Events

Styling

Additionally to the sendeth class on a <button> element, an eth-icon class is added to the prefix icon. Use this class and its path, polygon and rect elements to change the icon's size and fill color as follows:

.eth-icon {
  width: 2em;
  height: 2em;
}

.eth-icon path,
.eth-icon polygon,
.eth-icon rect {
  fill: #fff;
}

button.sendeth:disabled .eth-icon path,
button.sendeth:disabled .eth-icon polygon,
button.sendeth:disabled .eth-icon rect {
  fill: #ccc;
}

There are three pre-defined colors available (default - blue, red and green) for SendEth2Me buttons. Custom colors can be defined in similar way:

button.sendeth.green {
  background-color: #98ea62;
  color: #b462ea;
}
button.sendeth.green:hover {
  background-color: #98ea62cc;
}
button.sendeth.green:active {
  background-color: #36b416;
}

Smart contract

SendEth2.me button library uses a smart contract for sending Ether (cryptocurrency) instead of simple transactions. Of course many bullshit(ish) reasons could be listed here, but mainly it is only to pinch a bite from each transaction as developer fee so 1% is held back on contract address to support maintenance and further improvements. Apart from this, the library is free to use and there will be additional features coming like: integration with different platforms/frameworks or further customization of the button, not to mention the single page application which will provide a link option to those who cannot use HTML button (for example in a YouTube video description or on Medium.com) and so much more... These all require time and time is money hence the 1% cut.

Availability

The contract is available on GitHub and for now it is deployed to:

Mainnet(s):

• Mainnet (Ethereum Mainnet network)
• Matic (Polygon Mainnet network)
• BSC Mainnet (Binance Smart Chain network)
• Avalanche (Avalanche Mainnet network)

Test networks:

• Kovan (Ethereum test network)
• Ropsten (Ethereum test network)
• Rinkeby (Ethereum test network)
• Mumbai (Polygon test network)
• Fuji (Avalanche test network)
• BSC Testnet (Binance Smart Chain test network)

Rules

As stated above, the contract substract 1% from each transaction to fill the developer with enough coffee to maintain and further improve this library. This substract mechanism respects the following rules:

• sent amount is 1 wei (what a supporter?!): all 1 wei is sent to the recipient
• sent amount is less than 100 wei: 1 wei is held back on contract and the remaining is sent to the recipient
• sent amount is more than or equal to 100 wei: 1% is held back on contract and the remaining is sent to the recipient

For visual types like me this table shows some examples: