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@connext/channel-commitments
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The CommitmentClient
is responsible for interacting with the backend to collect signatures for channel signers. It will be consumed by the claim UI to capture signatures from returning users to redeem commitments.
The class has the following interface:
class CommitmentClient {
// What consumer should prompt user to sign
public readonly SIGN_IN_PROMPT: string = "...";
// This method should:
// - generate the channel wallet from input signature
// - store the backend URL
// - store the injected provider
// - create a new CommitmentClient + return it
public async post(signature: string, backend?: string): Promise<void> {}
}
npm i @connext/channel-commitments
import { CommitmentClient } from "@connext/channel-commitments";
const client = new CommitmentClient();
const signature = await injectedProvider.signMessage(client.SIGN_IN_PROMPT);
try {
await client.post(signature);
} catch (e) {
console.warn("Failed to post to client");
}
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