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@walletconnect/types
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@walletconnect/types is a TypeScript package that provides type definitions for the WalletConnect protocol. It is used to ensure type safety and consistency when developing applications that integrate with WalletConnect.
Session Types
Defines the structure of a WalletConnect session, including details about the peer, permissions, and expiry.
import { SessionTypes } from '@walletconnect/types';
const session: SessionTypes.Created = {
topic: 'abc123',
relay: { protocol: 'waku' },
peer: { metadata: { name: 'Example DApp', description: 'An example decentralized application', url: 'https://example.com', icons: ['https://example.com/icon.png'] } },
permissions: { blockchain: { chains: ['eip155:1'] }, jsonrpc: { methods: ['eth_sendTransaction'] } },
expiry: 1234567890
};
Proposal Types
Defines the structure of a WalletConnect proposal, including details about the proposer and required namespaces.
import { ProposalTypes } from '@walletconnect/types';
const proposal: ProposalTypes.Struct = {
id: 1,
params: {
proposer: { publicKey: '0xabc123', metadata: { name: 'Example DApp', description: 'An example decentralized application', url: 'https://example.com', icons: ['https://example.com/icon.png'] } },
requiredNamespaces: { eip155: { methods: ['eth_sendTransaction'], chains: ['eip155:1'], events: ['accountsChanged'] } }
}
};
Error Types
Defines the structure of error types used in WalletConnect, including error codes and messages.
import { ErrorTypes } from '@walletconnect/types';
const error: ErrorTypes.Provider = {
code: 4001,
message: 'User rejected the request.'
};
web3.js is a collection of libraries that allow you to interact with a local or remote Ethereum node using HTTP, IPC, or WebSocket. It provides functionalities for interacting with smart contracts, sending transactions, and more. Unlike @walletconnect/types, which focuses on type definitions for WalletConnect, web3.js provides a comprehensive set of tools for Ethereum development.
ethers.js is a library for interacting with the Ethereum blockchain and its ecosystem. It provides utilities for sending transactions, interacting with smart contracts, and more. While @walletconnect/types provides type definitions for WalletConnect, ethers.js offers a full suite of tools for Ethereum development, including wallet management and contract interaction.
web3modal is a library that allows developers to easily integrate multiple wallet providers into their applications. It provides a modal for users to select their preferred wallet. While @walletconnect/types focuses on type definitions for WalletConnect, web3modal provides a user interface for connecting to various wallet providers, including WalletConnect.
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Typings for WalletConnect Protocol
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The npm package @walletconnect/types receives a total of 369,109 weekly downloads. As such, @walletconnect/types popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @walletconnect/types demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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