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@fortmatic/icon-gateway
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npm i @fortmatic/icon-gateway fortmatic icon-sdk-js
import IconExtension from '@fortmatic/icon-gateway'
import Fortmatic from 'fortmatic';
export const fmPhantom = new Fortmatic.Phantom('YOUR_API_KEY',{
rpcUrl: 'https://bicon.net.solidwallet.io/api/v3',
chainId: 2,
chainType: 'ICON'
});
const phantomProvider = fmPhantom.getProvider();
const fmIconService = new IconExtension(phantomProvider);
Please go to fortmatic doc (https://docs.fortmatic.com/whitelabel-sdk/client-js-sdk) to check Whitelabel SDK method like User Authentication and Get User Metadata
Build the transaction object using builder class.
/* Build `IcxTransaction` instance for sending ICX. */
const txObj = new IconBuilder.IcxTransactionBuilder()
.from("hxe4837d3b902dcaf9abe529f5584489c28d8b4621")
.to("hxe4837d3b902dcaf9abe529f5584489c28d8b4621")
.value(IconAmount.of(0.5, IconAmount.Unit.ICX).toLoop())
.stepLimit(IconConverter.toBigNumber(100000))
.nid(IconConverter.toBigNumber(3))
.nonce(IconConverter.toBigNumber(1))
.version(IconConverter.toBigNumber(3))
.timestamp((new Date()).getTime() * 1000)
.build();
/* Build `MessageTransaction` instance for sending data. */
const txObj = new IconBuilder.MessageTransactionBuilder()
.from('hxe4837d3b902dcaf9abe529f5584489c28d8b4621')
.to('hxe4837d3b902dcaf9abe529f5584489c28d8b4621')
.stepLimit(IconConverter.toBigNumber(1000000))
.nid(IconConverter.toBigNumber(3))
.nonce(IconConverter.toBigNumber(1))
.version(IconConverter.toBigNumber(3))
.timestamp((new Date()).getTime() * 1000)
.data(IconConverter.fromUtf8('Hello'))
.build();
/* Build `DeployTransaction` instance for deploying SCORE. */
const txObj = new DeployTransactionBuilder()
.from('hxe4837d3b902dcaf9abe529f5584489c28d8b4621')
.to('cx0000000000000000000000000000000000000000')
.stepLimit(IconConverter.toBigNumber(2100000000))
.nid(IconConverter.toBigNumber(3))
.nonce(IconConverter.toBigNumber(1))
.version(IconConverter.toBigNumber(3))
.timestamp((new Date()).getTime() * 1000)
.contentType('application/zip')
.content(`0x${content}`)
.params({
initialSupply: IconConverter.toHex('100000000000'),
decimals: IconConverter.toHex(18),
name: 'StandardToken',
symbol: 'ST',
})
.build();
/* Build `CallTransaction` instance for executing SCORE function. */
const txObj = new IconBuilder.CallTransactionBuilder()
.from('hxe4837d3b902dcaf9abe529f5584489c28d8b4621')
.to('cxd1602bde1d4b2b4facc8673c661c5e59e6ac20b4')
.stepLimit(IconConverter.toBigNumber('2000000'))
.nid(IconConverter.toBigNumber('3'))
.nonce(IconConverter.toBigNumber('1'))
.version(IconConverter.toBigNumber('3'))
.timestamp((new Date()).getTime() * 1000)
.method('hello')
.params({})
By passing txObj instance to fmIconService.sendTransaction() method, it will automatically sign the transaction with current user and generate transaction object including signature, and send to ICON node.
const txhash = await fmIconService.sendTransaction(txObj);
console.log('transaction result', txhash);
window.open(`https://bicon.tracker.solidwallet.io/transaction/${txhash}`)
FAQs
icon gateway
The npm package @fortmatic/icon-gateway receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @fortmatic/icon-gateway popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fortmatic/icon-gateway demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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