If you want to create a library using the useWallet() of @xpla/wallet-provider, you can use this @xpla/use-wallet instead of @xpla/wallet-provider for its internal dependence.

Because @xpla/wallet-provider contains multiple implementations, if your library is built on @xpla/wallet-provider, problems can arise in exceptional situations (e.g. when users implement and use Context themselves).

Using @xpla/use-wallet instead of @xpla/wallet-provider can make your library work reliably in a more diverse set of implementations.

You don't have to use this library if you're just creating a WebApp. Use @xpla/wallet-provider.

APIs

React context and hooks
- const WalletContext = React.createContext()
- useWallet(): Wallet
- useConnectedWallet(): ConnectedWallet
Types
- enum WalletStatus
- enum ConnectType
- type WalletInfo
- type WalletStates
- type NetworkInfo
- type TxResult extends CreateTxOptions
- type SignResult extends CreateTxOptions
- type SignBytesResult
Error types
- class UserDenied extends Error
- class CreateTxFailed extends Error
- class TxFailed extends Error
- class Timeout extends Error
- class TxUnspecifiedError extends Error

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Package last updated on 16 Jun 2025

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