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caip-wallet
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CAIP-compatible Multi-Blockchain Wallet
import CaipWallet from "caip-wallet";
// Initiate Wallet with target chains
const wallet = await CaipWallet.init({
chains: ["eip155:1"],
mnemonic:
"basic guard spider horse civil trumpet into chalk basket month cabbage walk",
});
// Subscribe to pending user approval event
wallet.on("pending_approval", ({ chainId, request }) => {
// Display Request with ChainID for user approval
if (userApproved) {
wallet.approve(request, chainId);
} else {
wallet.reject(request, chainId);
}
});
// Resolve incoming JSON-RPC requests
const request = {
id: 1,
jsonrpc: "2.0",
method: "personal_sign",
params: [
toHex("Test Message")
"0xa89Df33a6f26c29ea23A9Ff582E865C03132b140"
]
}
const response = await wallet.resolve(request, chainId)
// (resolved automatically unless required user approval for authentication)
export abstract class ICaipWallet extends IEvents {
public abstract chains: ChainAuthenticatorsMap;
public abstract jsonrpc: ChainJsonRpcMap;
public abstract mnemonic: string;
constructor(config: CaipWalletConfig) {
super();
}
public abstract getChains(): Promise<string[]>;
public abstract getAccounts(chainId: string): Promise<string[]>;
public abstract approve(
request: JsonRpcRequest,
chainId: string
): Promise<JsonRpcResponse>;
public abstract reject(
request: JsonRpcRequest,
chainId: string
): Promise<JsonRpcResponse>;
public abstract resolve(
request: JsonRpcRequest,
chainId: string
): Promise<JsonRpcResponse>;
}
FAQs
CAIP-compatible Multi-Blockchain Wallet
We found that caip-wallet demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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