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@nftx/react
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This package contains utils for nftx.js that are specific to the React ecosystem. It is not included in the main nftx.js package.
@nftx/react
This package contains utils for nftx.js that are specific to the React ecosystem. It is not included in the main nftx.js package.
const provider = createPublicClient();
const signer = createWalletClient();
return (
<NftxProvider network={1} provider={provider} signer={signer}>
<App />
</NftxProvider>
);
useNftx
will return the provider-based details for you to use throughout your react application.
const { network, provider, signer } = useNftx();
const onSubmit = () => {
increaseLiquidity({
...params,
network,
provider,
signer,
});
};
This is similar to react-query's useMutation
and wagmi's useTransaction
hooks. It takes a function that then returns an nftx.js-compatible transaction object.
const [
write,
{
status,
error,
data: { transaction, receipt },
},
] = useTransaction((args) => {
return increaseLiquidity(args);
});
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This package contains utils for nftx.js that are specific to the React ecosystem. It is not included in the main nftx.js package.
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