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@us3r-network/link
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We created a data model about user link based on ceramic, and provided crud SDK for the model, and commonly used react components related to link
npm install @us3r-network/auth-with-rainbowkit @us3r-network/profile @us3r-network/link
@us3r-network/auth-with-rainbowkit and @us3r-network/profile are peerDependencies of @us3r-network/link.
You need to wrap your application with Us3rAuthWithRainbowkitProvider,ProfileStateProvider and LinkStateProvider first.
import { PropsWithChildren } from "react";
import { Us3rAuthWithRainbowkitProvider } from "@us3r-network/auth-with-rainbowkit";
import { ProfileStateProvider } from "@us3r-network/profile";
import { LinkStateProvider } from "@us3r-network/link";
import { CERAMIC_HOST } from "./constants";
export default function App({ children }: PropsWithChildren) {
return (
<Us3rAuthWithRainbowkitProvider>
<ProfileStateProvider ceramicHost={CERAMIC_HOST}>
<LinkStateProvider ceramicHost={CERAMIC_HOST}>
{children}
</LinkStateProvider>
</ProfileStateProvider>
</Us3rAuthWithRainbowkitProvider>
);
}
Then you can start using our components. For more information, please refer to our component documentation storybook.
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the us3r link components
We found that @us3r-network/link demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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