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@cowprotocol/widget-lib
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CoW Swap Widget Library. Allows you to easily embed a CoW Swap widget on your website.
Install dependency
# Install the dependency using NPM
npm install @cowprotocol/widget-lib --save
# ...or alternativelly use YARN
yarn add @cowprotocol/widget-lib
Create an empty div somewhere in your website:
<div id="cowswap-widget"></div>
Import the widget and initialise it:
import { cowSwapWidget } from '@cowprotocol/widget-lib'
// Initialise the widget
const widgetContainer = document.getElementById('cowswap-widget')
cowSwapWidget({
container: widgetContainer
})
// Additionally, you can pass some additional params to customise your widget
provider = /* instantiate your own web3 provider */
cowSwapWidget({
container: widgetContainer,
width: 600
height: 640
urlParams: {
sell: { asset: 'DAI' },
buy: { asset: 'USDC', amount: '0.1' }
},
provider
})
# Run demo project locally
# Will open http://localhost:3012/src/demo/index.html
nx serve widget-lib
# Test
nx test widget-lib
# Build the library
nx build widget-lib
# Publish to NPM
nx publish widget-lib --ver 0.0.7 --tag latest
FAQs
CoW Swap Widget Library. Allows you to easily embed a CoW Swap widget on your website.
We found that @cowprotocol/widget-lib demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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