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    @alchemy/aa-signers

A collection of signers used to create ERC-4337 smart accounts


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3.9.0 (2024-04-24)

Features

  • add a useClientActions hook (#571) (42692e4)
  • add split transport (#590) (2d3687f)
  • revised LightAccount v2 1271 sigs (#614) (378c83b)

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@alchemy/aa-signers

This package contains various implementations of the SmartAccountSigner and AuthSmartAccountSigner classes defined in aa-core. This repo is community maintained and we welcome contributions!

Getting started

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-signers

via npm

npm i -s @alchemy/aa-signers

Contributing

If you are looking to add a new account type, please follow the following structure.

  1. Create a new folder in src with the name of your account type in kebab-case (we are following kebab casing for files throughout the project).
  2. Create a new file in the folder you just created called signer.ts and add your implementation for SmartAccountSigner, along with any additional types or utils files.
  3. If you need to extend the SmartAccountSigner or AuthSmartAccountSigner class, add a file called signer.ts in a new sub-folder under this package and add your implementation for.
  • Ideally, your SmartAccountSigner impl should just work with the base provider provided by aa-core and whatever peer dependencies you install.
  • If not, consider generalizing the use case and updating SmartAccountSigner
  1. Add some tests for your account and provider (if created) by creating a subfolder in your signer/my-signer called __tests__ and make sure your files end with the .test.ts suffix
  2. export the classes and types you have defined in src/index.ts
  3. Open a PR and we will review it as soon as possible!

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Last updated on 24 Apr 2024

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