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A headless React library for crafting multi-send transactions from a Gnosis Safe
A headless React library for crafting multi-send transactions from a Gnosis Safe
DAO governance proposals typically include a set of transactions, which can be encoded into a single multi-send transaction for execution from the DAO's Gnosis Safe when the vote passes. On the user interface level, this requires components for creating and displaying batches of arbitrary transactions in an easy and understandable way.
This library offers a set of hooks and utility functions for building React components that allow users to craft transactions for execution from a Gnosis Safe:
Rather than offering ready-to-use UI components, react-multisend is a toolkit of primitives enabling developers of DAO tools to build user interfaces using their own UX patterns and design system components.
For examples on how to use the hooks, check out our documentation. These example components are a good starting point for creating your own components.
This module is distributed via npm. For adding it to your project, run:
npm install --save react-multisend
To install it using yarn, run:
yarn add react-multisend
This package also depends on react. Please make sure you have it installed as well.
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