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Bigmi (short for Bitcoin Is Gonna Make It) is a TypeScript library that provides reactive primitives for building Bitcoin applications. Bigmi simplifies Bitcoin app development by offering:
Whether you're building a Node.js application or a client-side app, Bigmi provides the tools you need to interact with the Bitcoin.
Bigmi is modularized into several packages, each suited to different use cases:
pnpm add @bigmi/react
pnpm add @bigmi/core
pnpm add @bigmi/client
Here is an example of a basic usage:
import { useConfig } from '@bigmi/react'
import {
type UTXOAPISchema,
bitcoin,
getBalance,
getBlockCount,
sendUTXOTransaction,
utxo,
waitForTransaction,
} from '@bigmi/core'
import { createClient, fallback, rpcSchema } from 'viem'
import { useAccount } from 'wagmi'
// Create a public client for interactions with the Bitcoin
const publicClient = createClient({
chain: bitcoin,
rpcSchema: rpcSchema<UTXOAPISchema>(),
transport: fallback([
utxo('https://api.blockchair.com', {
key: 'blockchair',
includeChainToURL: true,
}),
utxo('https://rpc.ankr.com/http/btc_blockbook/api/v2', {
key: 'ankr',
}),
utxo('https://api.blockcypher.com/v1/btc/main', {
key: 'blockcypher',
}),
utxo('https://mempool.space/api', {
key: 'mempool',
}),
]),
})
// Define the Bitcoin address you're working with
const address = 'BITCOIN_ADDRESS';
// Fetch the balance of the address
const balance = await getBalance(publicClient, { address });
console.log(`Balance for ${address}:`, balance);
// Fetch the current block count (height)
const blockCount = await getBlockCount(publicClient);
console.log('Current block count:', blockCount);
// Prepare the transaction hex (as a string)
const txHex = 'TRANSACTION_HEX';
// Send the transaction to the network
const txId = await sendUTXOTransaction(publicClient, { hex: txHex });
console.log('Transaction sent with ID:', txId);
// Wait for the transaction to be confirmed
const transaction = await waitForTransaction(publicClient, {
txId,
txHex,
senderAddress: address,
onReplaced: (response) => {
console.log('Transaction replaced due to:', response.reason);
},
});
console.log('Transaction confirmed:', transaction);
// Getting account information inside the React application
const bigmiConfig = useConfig()
const account = useAccount({ config: bigmiConfig })
console.log('Bitcoin account address:', account.address);
We are working on more examples to showcase Bigmi's capabilities. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, explore the LI.FI Widget and LI.FI SDK for inspiration.
Detailed documentation is coming soon. For now, refer to the source code and type definitions for guidance.
If you encounter any issues or have questions, please open an issue.
We welcome contributions from the community!
The changelog is regularly updated to reflect what's changed in each new release.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.
Bigmi is inspired by the wevm stack. We appreciate the open-source community's contributions to advancing blockchain development.
FAQs
React primitives for Bitcoin apps.
The npm package @bigmi/react receives a total of 2,443 weekly downloads. As such, @bigmi/react popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @bigmi/react 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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