A simple react hook to connect your application to cardano wallets. This library does not take care of transaction building. For that, you should use something like Lucid.
ℹ This library does not depend on
cardano-serialization-lib
, so you don't have to worry about big budle sizes!
npm i @asterium-dev/use-cardano-wallet
yarn add @asterium-dev/use-cardano-wallet
const {
connect,
isConnecting,
isConnected,
lovelaceBalance,
address,
network,
selectedWallet,
connectedWallet,
api,
disconnect,
isRefetchingBalance,
refetchBalance,
} = useCardanoWallet();
Check out the example in this folder
▸ useCardanoWallet(options?
): ReturnVal
Name | Type | Default value |
---|---|---|
options |
UseCardanoWalletOptions | defaultOptions |
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
autoConnect? |
boolean | Specify if the connector should automatically try to connect to previously connected wallets. Relies on localStorage. |
localStorageKey? |
string | Specify a local storage key to store the connected wallet name |
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
address |
null | string | bech32 representation of the wallet address |
api |
null | WalletApi | The CIP30 object of the connected wallet |
connect |
Function | Primary function to connect the desired wallet |
connectedWallet |
null | string | The wallet that is currently connected. |
disconnect |
Function | Disconnects the current wallet |
isConnected |
boolean | True if the wallet is connected |
isConnecting |
boolean | Loading indicator for the wallet connection |
isRefetchingBalance |
boolean | Loading indicator for balance refetch |
lovelaceBalance |
null | number | Wallet balance, in lovelace (1 ADA = 1000000 lovelace) |
network |
null | NetworkId | 0 if testnet, 1 if mainnet |
refetchBalance |
Function | Refresh the wallet's balance |
selectedWallet |
null | string | The wallet that was selected to connect. |