@mikelockzrimble/network-indicator
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Rimble Utils is part of an array of tools to help web3 dApp developers launch products faster and with better UX.
Web3 React component built with Rimble UI that will display the current ethereum network name based on a given network ID.
Install the package in your project directory with:
// with npm
npm install @rimble/network-indicator
// with yarn
yarn add @rimble/network-indicator
import NetworkIndicator from '@rimble/network-indicator';
<NetworkIndicator currentNetwork={3} requiredNetwork={1} />;
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
currentNetwork | integer | none | The network ID that the user is connected to, if available |
requiredNetwork | integer | none | The network ID that the dApp requires to function |
Open an issue for any bugs or feature requests
We are open source and welcome your contributions !
MIT © ConsenSys
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Rimble Utils is part of an array of tools to help web3 dApp developers launch products faster and with better UX.
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