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CosmosKit is a wallet adapter for developers to build apps that quickly and easily interact with Cosmos blockchains and wallets.
@cosmos-kit/leap-mobile is the Leap mobile integration for CosmosKit.
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The npm package @cosmos-kit/leap-mobile receives a total of 9,443 weekly downloads. As such, @cosmos-kit/leap-mobile popularity was classified as popular.
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