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@xlabs-libs/wallet-aggregator-xpla
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Implements the base abstractions for the [Xpla](https://xpla.io) blockchain.
Implements the base abstractions for the Xpla blockchain.
Under the hood, the XplaWallet class uses the WalletController
class provider through @xpla/wallet-provider
, which itself is a façade over the different types of wallets. Wallet detection might prove tricky, since the model adopted by the library is reactive (through rxjs
), so in order to build the wallets a getWallets
utility function is provided. The process it detects wallets through is by hooking into an observable provided by the library, and waiting a brief time until it stops emitting the available wallets; after timing out, it returns whatever wallets were detected.
import { ConnectType } from "@xpla-money/wallet-provider";
import {
getWallets as getXplaWallets,
XplaWallet,
} from "@xlabs-libs/wallet-aggregator-xpla";
const ignoredTypes = [ConnectType.READONLY];
const wallets: XplaWallet[] = await getXplaWallets(ignoredTypes);
const wallet = wallets[0];
await wallet.connect();
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Implements the base abstractions for the [Xpla](https://xpla.io) blockchain.
We found that @xlabs-libs/wallet-aggregator-xpla 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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