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appstore sdk of msafe wallet


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MSafe Wallet SDK

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MSafe Wallet SDK is used to integrate any dapp into msafe multi-sign wallet.
The frontend of dapp will run in an iframe under the msafe website, this SDK can be used for the interaction between dapp and msafe wallet.

This SDK wraps the msafe wallet and exposes a set of easy-to-use wallet interfaces. We are also working on integrating our SDK into aptos-wallet-adaptor, so that you can access our wallet through aptos-wallet-adaptor.

Two way to integrate msafe wallet to your dapp:

Installation

Installation of the npm package:

npm install --save msafe-wallet

Detecting the MSafe Wallet environment

To use msfe wallet, the dapp website must be running in an iframe under the msafe website. There are two way to detect if the dapp is running in msafe:

  • Check if the MSafeWallet.inMSafeWallet() return true.
  • Check if the current url contains the parameter msafe=true.

If the msafe wallet environment is detected, you can automatically connect to the msafe wallet at initialization.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const inMSafeWallet = window.location.search.includes('msafe=true');
if(!MSafeWallet.inMSafeWallet()){ // check if the dapp is running in msafe
    const url = MSafeWallet.getAppUrl('Testnet'); // get dapp url for msafe
    window.location.href.replace(url); // redirect to msafe dapp
}

Use MSafe Wallet SDK

Init msafe wallet

You should initialize it once and use it later.

To use msafe wallet, the dapp must run in msafe website.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
if(!MSafeWallet.inMSafeWallet()){ // check if the dapp is running in msafe
    const url = MSafeWallet.getAppUrl('Testnet'); // get dapp url for msafe
    window.location.href.replace(url); // redirect to msafe dapp
}
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');

Connect to a msafe account

This method is used to connect to current account. It returns an account object containing the address and publicKey.

In the current implementation, accounts are always connected, and disconnect is not supported.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');
const account = await msafe.connect(); // {addres:string, publicKey:string}
await msafe.isConnected(); // true

Get Network

This method is used to get current network. It returns a string.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');
const network:string = await msafe.network(); // 'Testnet'

Get Account

This method is used to get current msafe account. It returns an account object containing the address and publicKey.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');
const account:Account = await msafe.account();
console.log("address:", account.address);
console.log("public key:", account.publicKey);

Get ChainId

This method is used to get current ChainId. It returns a number.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');
const account = await msafe.chainId();  // 1

Submit Transaction

This method is used to sign the transaction and then submit it to the blockchain.
It takes two parameters:

  • payload - mandatory parameter containing the transaction body.
    • For arguments of type vector, you can pass in an array.
    • For vector<u8>, you can pass in Uint8Array.
    • You can also pass in a BCS serialized transaction as payload(Uint8Array), which ignores option.
  • option - optional parameter that overrides transaction parameters.

In current implementation, this method call never returns. This is because when a transaction is initiated, the dapp page will be closed and then the msafe page will be entered to collect signatures. We will optimize it in future releases.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');
const payload = {
    type: "entry_function",
    function: "0x1::coin::transfer",
    type_arguments: ["0x1::aptos_coin::AptosCoin"],
    arguments: ["0x997b38d2127711011462bc42e788a537eae77806404769188f20d3dc46d72750", 50]
};
// each field of option is optional.
const option = {
   sender: account.address,
   sequence_number: "1",
   max_gas_amount: "4000",
   gas_unit_price: "100",
   // Unix timestamp, in seconds + 30 days
   expiration_timestamp_secs: (Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + 30*24*3600).toString(),
}
await msafe.signAndSubmit(payload, option);

Sign Transaction

Not supported for now.

Sign Message

Not supported for now.

Network Change Event

This method is used to register the callback function for the network change event.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');
msafe.onChangeAccount((network:string)=>{
    console.log("network change to:", network)
});

Account Change Event

This method is used to register the callback function for the account change event.

Example:

import { MSafeWallet } from "msafe-wallet";
const msafe = await MSafeWallet.new('Testnet');
msafe.onChangeAccount((account:Account)=>{
    console.log("address:", account.address);
    console.log("public key:", account.publicKey);
});

Use Aptos Wallet Adaptor

The wallet adapter helps you to integrate many different wallets at once and use the same interface to interact with any supported wallet.

Here we give an example of using msafe wallet with the adaptor. For more details, see: https://github.com/hippospace/aptos-wallet-adapter.

Install wallet adapter

npm install @manahippo/aptos-wallet-adapter

Create wallet adapter

Example:

import {
    WalletProvider,
    MSafeWalletAdapter,
} from "@manahippo/aptos-wallet-adapter";

const wallets = [
    new MSafeWalletAdapter('Testnet'),
];

Use wallet adapter

Example:

import React from "react";
import {
    WalletProvider,
    MSafeWalletAdapter,
} from "@manahippo/aptos-wallet-adapter";

const wallets = [
    new MSafeWalletAdapter('Testnet'),
];

const App: React.FC = () => {
  return (
    <WalletProvider
      wallets={wallets}
      onError={(error: Error) => {
        console.log('Handle Error Message', error)
      }}>
      {/* your website */}
    </WalletProvider>
  );
};

export default App;

Use wallet adapter hooks

Example:

import { useWallet, MSafeWalletName } from "@manahippo/aptos-wallet-adapter";

const WalletName = MSafeWalletName;

export function DAPP() {
    const {
        account,
        connected,
        wallet,
        network,
        connect,
        disconnect,
        select,
        signAndSubmitTransaction,
    } = useWallet();
}

Use msafe wallet with wallet adapter hooks

In current implementation, the function signAndSubmitTransaction never returns. This is because when a transaction is initiated, the dapp page will be closed and then the msafe page will be entered to collect signatures. We will optimize it in future releases.

Example:

import { useWallet, MSafeWalletName } from "@manahippo/aptos-wallet-adapter";

const WalletName = MSafeWalletName;

export function DAPP() {
    const {
        connect,
        signAndSubmitTransaction,
    } = useWallet();

    return (
        <>
            <button onClick={()=>{connect(WalletName)}}> Connect </button>
            <button onClick={()=>{
                const payload = {
                    type: "entry_function",
                    function: "0x1::coin::transfer",
                    type_arguments: ["0x1::aptos_coin::AptosCoin"],
                    arguments: ["0x997b38d2127711011462bc42e788a537eae77806404769188f20d3dc46d72750", 50]
                };
                // each field of option is optional.
                const option = {
                   sequence_number: "1",
                   max_gas_amount: "4000",
                   gas_unit_price: "100",
                   // Unix timestamp, in seconds + 30 days
                   expiration_timestamp_secs: (Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + 30*24*3600).toString(),
                }
                signAndSubmitTransaction(payload, option);
            }}> SignAndSubmit </button>
        </>
    );
}

Usage(MSafe Server Side)

This section is for implementation on the msafe server side and is intended for use only by the msafe developers themselves.

Accept dapp connection

Example:

import { Connector,MSafeServer } from "msafe-wallet";
// cleaner is a function that used to remove listener.
const cleaner = Connector.accepts(dappUrl, (connector:Connector) => {

})

Create MSafe Wallet Service

Example:

import { Connector,MSafeServer,WalletAPI } from "msafe-wallet";
const connector:Connector = await Connector.accept(dappUrl);
const server = new MSafeServer(connector, {
    async connect(): Promise<Account> {
        // ...
        return {address:'0x1', publicKey:'0x1234...'};
    },
    // ... signAndSubmit(),signTransaction()
    async signMessage(
        message: string | Uint8Array
    ): Promise<Uint8Array> {
        throw Error("unsupport");
    },
} as WalletAPI);

Emit Network Change Event

Example:

import { Connector,MSafeServer,WalletAPI } from "msafe-wallet";
const server = new MSafeServer(...);
await server.changeNetwork('Testnet');

Emit Account Change Event

Example:

import { Connector,MSafeServer,WalletAPI } from "msafe-wallet";
const server = new MSafeServer(...);
await server.changeAccount({address:'0x1234...', publicKey:'0xabce...'});

Development

# Install dependencies
> npm install

# Build
> npm run build

# Test
> npm run test

# Publish
> npm publish

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Last updated on 02 Sep 2023

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