@wagmi/chains
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@wagmi/chainsReferences to popular EVM-compatible chains.
Install the @wagmi/chains package.
npm i @wagmi/chains
Use your preferred chains!
import { configureChains } from 'wagmi'
import { avalanche, bsc, mainnet } from '@wagmi/chains'
const { chains, provider } = configureChains(
[mainnet, avalanche, bsc],
...
)
If your bundler supports tree-shaking (most likely), only the used chains will be included in the bundle, so you don't have to worry about bundle size. 😊
arbitrumarbitrumGoerliarbitrumNovaauroraauroraTestnetavalancheavalancheFujibasebaseGoerlibronosbronosTestnetbscbscTestnetcantoceloceloAlfajoresceloCannoliclassiccronoscronosTestnetedgewareedgewareTestneteoseosTestnetewcfantomfantomTestnetfoundryfusegoerlihardhatiotexiotexTestnetlocalhostmainnetmantlemantleTestnetmetismetisGoerlimodeTestnetmoonbaseAlphamoonbeammoonriveroasysokcoptimismoptimismGoerlipolygonpolygonMumbaipulsechainpulsechainV4skaleBlockBrawlersskaleCalypsoskaleCalypsoTestnetskaleChaosTestnetskaleCryptoBladesskaleCryptoColosseumskaleEuropaskaleEuropaTestnetskaleExordeskaleHumanProtocolskaleNebulaskaleNebulaTestnetskaleRazorskaleTitanskaleTitanTestnetsepoliataikoTestnetSepoliataraxataraxaTestnettelostelosTestnetvoltazkSynczkSyncTestnetzorazoraTestnetWant to add another chain to the list? Make sure you read the contributing guide first.
FAQs
A collection of chains for wagmi
The npm package @wagmi/chains receives a total of 39,780 weekly downloads. As such, @wagmi/chains popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @wagmi/chains demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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