@funkit/connect
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Funkit Connect SDK elevates DeFi apps via web2 sign-ins and one-click checkouts.
The @funkit/connect package elevates decentralize applications via web2 & web3 sign-ins together with one-click onramps & checkouts.
< 1.x.x support wagmi v1 only.>= 1.x.x support wagmi v2 only.This package is currently in closed beta. To learn more, reach out to developers@fun.xyz.
From the monorepo root:
# Run all connect tests once
pnpm --filter=@funkit/connect test
# Run with coverage (terminal summary + lcov + HTML report)
pnpm --filter=@funkit/connect test:coverage
# Open the Vitest UI (interactive dashboard with live coverage heatmap)
pnpm --filter=@funkit/connect test:ui
After test:coverage, open packages/connect/coverage/index.html to browse the HTML report. The coverage/ directory is gitignored.
Coverage is collected by @vitest/coverage-v8 and excludes generated files, Storybook stories, vanilla-extract style files (*.css.ts), and translation JSON. Update the coverage block in vitest.config.ts to tweak include/exclude patterns.
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Funkit Connect SDK elevates DeFi apps via web2 sign-ins and one-click checkouts.
The npm package @funkit/connect receives a total of 4,436 weekly downloads. As such, @funkit/connect popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @funkit/connect demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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