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@gelatonetwork/gasless-wallet
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GaslessWallet is the main class where the developers can create smart contract wallets owned by their users' EOA and sponsor the transactions by using Gelato's 1Balance Service
yarn add @gelatonetwork/gasless-wallet
npm install @gelatonetwork/gasless-wallet
import {
GaslessWallet,
GaslessWalletConfig,
} from "@gelatonetwork/gasless-wallet";
import { ethers } from "ethers";
const eoaProvider:
| ethers.providers.ExternalProvider
| ethers.providers.JsonRpcFetchFunc = ...
const gaslessWalletConfig: GaslessWalletConfig = {
apiKey: "1BALANCE_API_KEY",
};
const gaslessWallet = new GaslessWallet(eoaProvider, gaslessWalletConfig);
await gaslessWallet.init();
const gaslessWalletContractAddress = gaslessWallet.getAddress();
const isGaslessWalletAlreadyDeployed = await gaslessWallet.isDeployed();
const isGaslessWalletAlreadyInitiated = gaslessWallet.isInitiated();
Sponsored Transaction that is sent through EOA's Gnosis Safe Proxy
const { taskId } = await gaslessWallet.sponsorTransaction(
TARGET_ADDRESS,
TX_DATA
);
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SDK for Gasless Wallet
We found that @gelatonetwork/gasless-wallet demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 15 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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