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@skzap/lock
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A lightweight JavaScript library for log in to Ethereum.
To install Lock.js, open your terminal and run:
npm install @skzap/lock
You can create an index.html file and include Lock.js with:
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@skzap/lock"></script>
import { Lock } from '@skzap/lock';
import injected from '@skzap/lock/connectors/injected';
import walletconnect from '@skzap/lock/connectors/walletconnect';
// Init Lock
const lock = new Lock();
// Add injected connector
lock.addConnector({
key: 'injected',
connector: injected
});
// Add WalletConnect connector
lock.addConnector({
key: 'walletconnect',
connector: walletconnect,
options: {
infuraId: 'c00cb721...'
}
});
// Log in with injected web3
const connector = lock.getConnector('injected');
const provider = await connector.connect('injected');
// Log out from WalletConnect
const connector = lock.getConnector('walletconnect');
await connector.logout();
// Is logged in?
const isLoggedIn = await connector.isLoggedIn();
MIT.
FAQs
A lightweight JavaScript library for log in to Ethereum.
The npm package @skzap/lock receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @skzap/lock popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @skzap/lock demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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