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@0xsequence/kit
Advanced tools
Sequence Kit 🧰 is a library enabling developers to easily integrate web3 wallets in their app. It is based on wagmi and supports all wagmi features.
View the demo! 👀
@0xsequence/kit
is the core package. Any extra modules require this package to be installed first.
To install this package:
npm install @0xsequence/kit wagmi ethers@6.13.0 viem 0xsequence @tanstack/react-query
# or
pnpm install @0xsequence/kit wagmi ethers@6.13.0 viem 0xsequence @tanstack/react-query
# or
yarn add @0xsequence/kit wagmi ethers@6.13.0 viem 0xsequence @tanstack/react-query
createConfig(walletType, options)
method is used to create your initial config and prepare sensible defaults that can be overriddenwalletType
is either 'waas' or 'universal'
interface CreateConfigOptions {
appName: string
projectAccessKey: string
chainIds?: number[]
defaultChainId?: number
disableAnalytics?: boolean
defaultTheme?: Theme
position?: ModalPosition
signIn?: {
logoUrl?: string
projectName?: string
useMock?: boolean
}
displayedAssets?: Array<{
contractAddress: string
chainId: number
}>
ethAuth?: EthAuthSettings
isDev?: boolean
wagmiConfig?: WagmiConfig // optional wagmiConfig overrides
waasConfigKey: string
enableConfirmationModal?: boolean
walletConnect?:
| boolean
| {
projectId: string
}
google?:
| boolean
| {
clientId: string
}
apple?:
| boolean
| {
clientId: string
rediretURI: string
}
email?:
| boolean
| {
legacyEmailAuth?: boolean
}
}
import { SequenceKit, createConfig } from '@0xsequence/kit'
import Content from './components/Content'
const config = createConfig('waas', {
projectAccessKey: '<your-project-access-key>',
chainIds: [1, 137]
defaultChainId: 1
appName: 'Demo Dapp',
waasConfigKey: '<your-waas-config-key>',
google: {
clientId: '<your-google-client-id>'
},
apple: {
clientId: '<your-apple-client-id>',
redirectUrl: '...'
},
walletConnect: {
projectId: '<your-wallet-connect-id>'
}
})
function App() {
return (
<SequenceKit config={config}>
<Content />
</SequenceKit>
)
}
React apps must be wrapped by a Wagmi client and the KitWalletProvider components. It is important that the Wagmi wrapper comes before the Sequence Kit wrapper.
import Content from './components/Content'
import { KitProvider, getDefaultConnectors, getDefaultChains } from '@0xsequence/kit'
import { QueryClient, QueryClientProvider } from '@tanstack/react-query'
import { createConfig, http, WagmiProvider } from 'wagmi'
import { mainnet, polygon, Chain } from 'wagmi/chains'
import '@0xsequence/kit/styles.css'
const projectAccessKey = 'xyz'
const chains = getDefaultChains(/* optional array of chain ids to filter */)
const transports = {}
chains.forEach(chain => {
transports[chain.id] = http()
})
const connectors = getDefaultConnectors('universal', {
projectAccessKey,
appName: 'demo app',
defaultChainId: 137,
walletConnect: {
projectId: '<your-wallet-connect-project-id>'
}
})
const config = createConfig({
chains,
transports,
connectors
})
const queryClient = new QueryClient()
function App() {
return (
<WagmiProvider config={config}>
<QueryClientProvider client={queryClient}>
<KitProvider>
<Content />
</KitProvider>
</QueryClientProvider>
</WagmiProvider>
)
}
Wallet selection is done through a modal which can be called programmatically.
import { useOpenConnectModal } from '@0xsequence/kit'
import { useDisconnect, useAccount } from 'wagmi'
const MyReactComponent = () => {
const { setOpenConnectModal } = useOpenConnectModal()
const { isConnected } = useAccount()
const onClick = () => {
setOpenConnectModal(true)
}
return <>{!isConnected && <button onClick={onClick}>Sign in</button>}</>
}
Use the useOpenConnectModal
to change to open or close the connection modal.
import { useOpenConnectModal } from '@0xsequence/kit'
// ...
const { setOpenConnectModal } = useOpenConnectModal()
setOpenConnectModal(true)
Use the useTheme
hook to get information about the current theme, such as light or dark, or set it to something else.
import { useTheme } from '@0xsequence/kit'
const { theme, setTheme } = useTheme()
setTheme('light')
The KitProvider
wrapper can accept an optional config object.
The settings are described in more detailed in the Sequence Kit documentation.
const kitConfig = {
defaultTheme: 'light',
position: 'top-left',
signIn: {
logoUrl: 'https://logo-dark-mode.svg',
projectName: 'my app',
},
// limits the digital assets displayed on the assets summary screen
displayedAssets: [
{
contractAddress: ethers.ZeroAddress,
chainId: 137,
},
{
contractAddress: '0x631998e91476da5b870d741192fc5cbc55f5a52e',
chainId: 137
}
],
}
<KitProvider config={kitConfig}>
<App />
<KitProvider>
Package | Description | Docs |
---|---|---|
@0xsequence/kit | Core package for Sequence Kit | Read more |
@0xsequence/kit-wallet | Embedded wallets for viewing and sending coins and collectibles | Read more |
@0xsequence/kit-checkout | Checkout modal with fiat onramp | Read more |
@0xsequence/kit-example-react | Example application showing sign in, wallet and checkout | Read more |
The React example can be used to test the library locally.
pnpm install
pnpm build
to build the packages.pnpm dev:react
or pnpm dev:next
to run the examples.Now that the core package is installed, you can install the embedded wallet or take a look at the checkout.
Apache-2.0
Copyright (c) 2017-present Horizon Blockchain Games Inc. / https://horizon.io
FAQs
Core package for Sequence Kit
We found that @0xsequence/kit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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