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@alchemy/aa-accounts
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A collection of ERC-4337 compliant smart contract account interfaces
@alchemy/aa-accounts
This package contains various implementations of the BaseSmartContractAccount
class defined in aa-core
. This repo is community maintained and we welcome contributions!
If you are already using the @alchemy/aa-core
package, you can simply install this package and start using the accounts. If you are not using @alchemy/aa-core
, you can install it and follow the instructions in the README to get started.
via yarn
yarn add @alchemy/aa-accounts
via npm
npm i -s @alchemy/aa-accounts
If you are looking to add a new account type, please follow the following structure.
src
with the name of your account type in kebab-case
(we're following kebab casing for files throughout the project).account.ts
and add your implementation for BaseSmartContractAccount
abis
and add your abis as .ts
files. eg:export const MyContractAbi = [] as const; // the as const is important so we can get correct typing from viem
SmartAccountProvider
class, add a file called provider.ts
and add your implementation for SmartAccountProvider
.Account
impl should just work with the base provider provided by aa-core
.account/my-account
called __tests__
and make sure your files end with the .test.ts
suffixsrc/index.ts
0.1.0-alpha.18 (2023-07-28)
Note: Version bump only for package root
FAQs
A collection of ERC-4337 compliant smart contract account interfaces
We found that @alchemy/aa-accounts demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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