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A React Context wrapper for Blocknative OnbardJS with a couple of utility functions
A React Context wrapper for Blocknative OnbardJS
Wrap you application in a
<Web3Provider networkIds={[1]}>
{YOUR APP CODE}
</Web3Provider>
The following props can be passed in to configure the Web3 Provider:
onboardConfig?: OnboardConfig; // The OnboardJS Configuration object - See [here](https://docs.blocknative.com/onboard#built-in-modules)
networkIds?: number[]; // Defaults to 1 if nothing is provided
ethGasStationApiKey?: string;
gasPricePollingInterval?: number; //Seconds between gas price polls. Defaults to 0 - Disabled
gasPriceSetting?: EthGasStationSettings | EtherchainGasSettings;
tokensToWatch?: TokensToWatch; // Network-keyed collection of token addresses to watch
spenderAddress?: string;
cacheWalletSelection?: boolean;
checkNetwork?: boolean; // Defaults to true if networkIds are provided
children: React.ReactNode;
Anywhere further down the component tree, use:
const {address} = useWeb3();
Take a look at the example folder for a basic implementation of the components.
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A React Context wrapper for Blocknative OnbardJS with a couple of utility functions
The npm package @chainsafe/web3-context receives a total of 78 weekly downloads. As such, @chainsafe/web3-context popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @chainsafe/web3-context demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.

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