turing-wallet-provider v1.0.1
Turing Wallet Provider
Description
The Turing Wallet Provider simplifies the process of integrating Turing Wallet into your react application by creating a provider that wraps your application.
Installation
Install the package using npm/yarn:
npm install turing-wallet-provider
yarn add turing-wallet-providerUsage
Setup the Provider
First, wrap your application with the TuringProvider.
//... other imports
import { TuringProvider } from "turing-wallet-provider";
const root = ReactDOM.createRoot(
document.getElementById("root") as HTMLElement
);
root.render(
<TuringProvider>
<App />
</TuringProvider>
);Use the Wallet Hook
You can now use the useTuringWallet hook to interact with the wallet.
import { useTuringWallet } from 'turing-wallet-provider';
function YourComponent() {
const wallet = useTuringWallet();
const isReady = wallet.isReady;
console.log(isReady);
// true
return (
// Your TSX
);
}Provider Api
GettingAdresses & Public Keys
After establishing a connection, you'll likely need to know the user's addresses and public keys at some point.
const { tbcAddress, ordAddress, identityAddress } = await wallet.getAddresses();
const { tbcPubKey, ordPubKey, identityPubKey } = await wallet.getPubKeys();Send TBC
Before send TBC to a Bitcoin address(es), you may simply pass an array of payment objects.
const paymentParams: = [
{
satoshis: 10000,
address: "18izL7Wtm2fx3ALoRY3MkY2VFSMjArP62D",
},
{
satoshis: 54000,
address: "1q6td54oZU8EPM1PwJcB1Z6upPyMe3Vy2",
},
];
const { txid, rawtx } = await wallet.sendTbc(paymentParams);Get UTXOs
const utxos = await wallet.getPaymentUtxos();Get Social Profile
After establishing a connection, your application may want to pull in certain social preferences like a user Display Name or Avatar.
const { displayName, avatar } = await wallet.getSocialProfile();Get Balance
const { tbc, satoshis, usdInCents } = await wallet.getBalance();Get Exchange Rate
Fetch the TBC exchange rate in USD.
const rate = await wallet.getExchangeRate();Disconnect the Provider
Turing Wallet will whitelist the requesting applications domain. To sever this connection you can simply call disconnect().
await wallet.disconnect()Broadcast Raw Tx
You will need to pass an object that contains the rawtx:
{
rawtx: string
fund?: boolean;
}Passing the optional fund param will add and sign inputs from the user's Turing Wallet along with calculating and applying the appropriate change for the tx.
const param = {
rawtx:"xxx",
};
const txid = await wallet.broadcast(param);Sign Message
To transmit a message for user signing you must pass an object that contains a message. You can also pass an optional encoding param for more advanced signings:
{
message: string;
encoding?: "utf8" | "hex" | "base64" ;
};
const message = { message: "Hello world" };
const response = await panda.signMessage(message);Get Signatures
const sigRequests: SignatureRequest[] = [
{
prevTxid:
outputIndex: 0,
inputIndex: 0,
satoshis: 1,
address:
},
{
prevTxid:
outputIndex: 0,
inputIndex: 1,
satoshis: 1000,
address:
script:
}
];
const sigResponses: SignatureResponse[] = await wallet.getSignatures({
rawtx:
sigRequests
});