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@masa-finance/masa-react
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git clone https://github.com/masa-finance/masa-react.git
yarn
yarn storybook
First install masa-react
in your project
yarn add @masa-finance/masa-react
Then import and add a provider
import {
MasaProvider
} from "@masa-finance/masa-react";
function App() {
return (
<MasaProvider>
...
</MasaProvider>
);
}
If you want to add our styles to your project just include this line at the very top of your file right below your imports
import "@masa-finance/masa-react/dist/style.css";
Import useMasa
to have access to the masa
object, this will let you connect with the whole interface of smart contracts and tools from masa-sdk
import {
useMasa
} from "@masa-finance/masa-react";
const { connect } = useMasa();
const connectionCallback = () => {
history.push('/dashboard');
}
const connectionHandler = useCallback(() => {
connect(options)
}, [connect, options]);
<Button
onClick={connectionHandler}>
Connect with Masa
</Button>
import {
useMasa
} from "@masa-finance/masa-react";
const { masa } = useMasa();
const askForCreditReports = useCallback(async () => {
const creditReports = await masa?.creditScore.list();
console.log({ creditReports })
}, [masa]);
<Button
onClick={askForCreditReports}>
Show credit reports
</Button>
You can specify which scopes you want, here goes an example of requesting the connected user to have an identity
const options = {
scope: ['identity']
}
const connectionHandler = useCallback(() => {
connect(options)
}, [connect, options]);
<Button
onClick={connectionHandler}>
Connect with Masa
</Button>
interface MasaShape {
setProvider?: (provider: any) => void;
provider?: any;
isModalOpen?: boolean;
setModalOpen?: (val: boolean) => void;
masa?: Masa;
isConnected?: boolean;
loading?: boolean;
setLoading?: (val: boolean) => void;
walletAddress?: string | null;
identity?: any;
loggedIn?: boolean;
handleLogin?: () => void;
handleLogout?: () => void;
handlePurchaseIdentity?: () => void;
connect?: (options?: { scope?: string[]; callback?: Function }) => void;
closeModal?: Function;
scope?: string[];
company?: string;
}
FAQs
<!-- TOC --> * [Getting Started with masa-react](#getting-started-with-masa-react) * [Installation](#installation) * [Styles](#styles) * [Setup Storybook](#setup-storybook) * [Usage ( inside MasaProvider )](#usage--inside-masaprovider-)
We found that @masa-finance/masa-react demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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