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@penumbra-zone/client
This package allows developers to create dApps that connect to Penumbra providers and query the Penumbra blockchain.
You can check this package in action in the NextJS example repo or read the Architecture Decision Record (ADR-006) describing the idea behind this package.
import { PenumbraClient } from '@penumbra-zone/client';
import { ViewService } from '@penumbra-zone/protobuf';
const penumbra = createPenumbraClient();
// Get the `Record<string, PenumbraProvider>` – an object with keys as
// provider origin URIs and values as PenumbraProvider instances.
const providers = PenumbraClient.getProviders();
// Choose a provider to connect to
const someProviderOrigin: keyof providers = Object.keys(providers)[0];
// Get the provider's manifest – info about this provider with name, description, icons, etc.
const manifest = await penumbra.getProviderManifest(someProviderOrigin);
console.log(manifest.name); // e.g. "Prax wallet"
// Connect to the provider – user must approve the origin
await penumbra.connect(someProviderOrigin);
// Get a view service – a private query service to access the user's data from the provider
const address0 = penumbra.service(ViewService).getAddressByIndex({ account: 0 });
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Package for connecting to any Penumbra extension, including Prax.
The npm package @penumbra-zone/client receives a total of 316 weekly downloads. As such, @penumbra-zone/client popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @penumbra-zone/client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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