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@trezor/connect
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API version 9.0.11
Trezor Connect is a platform for easy integration of Trezor into 3rd party services, as well as into Trezor Suite. It provides an API with functionality to access public keys, sign transactions and authenticate users.
This package is intended to be used in node.js environment. If you wan't to build a web application please refer to @trezor/connect-web package.
Install library as npm module:
npm install @trezor/connect
or
yarn add @trezor/connect
ES6
import TrezorConnect from '@trezor/connect';
For more instructions refer to this document
Since version 9 we are adopting a new versioning strategy. With every release, we are going to update two urls
Version 9 is available as @trezor/connect
and @trezor/connect-web
npm packages.
Legacy version 8 is accessible from url https://connect.trezor.io/8/trezor-connect.js.
Version 8 is available as trezor-connect
npm package.
If you would like to find out which version is deployed precisely simply run:
curl -s https://connect.trezor.io/8/trezor-connect.js | grep VERSION
With regards to this repo - All updates should go to current version branch, the previous releases are in corresponding branches. The gh-pages is the same older version, that is used at trezor.github.io/connect/connect.js, and it's there for backwards compatibility; please don't touch.
For deployment process of trezor-connect v8 refer to trezor/connect repository
Interactive API explorer is available on https://connect.trezor.io/9/#/
Documentation is available docs/packages/connect
A collection of examples on how to implement @trezor/connect in various environments is available in packages/connect-examples
For integration testing against trezord and emulator refer to this document.
FAQs
High-level javascript interface for Trezor hardware wallet.
The npm package @trezor/connect receives a total of 49,270 weekly downloads. As such, @trezor/connect popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @trezor/connect demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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