This package is a messaging relay between decentralized applications and wallets in Hedera network based on Wallet Connect relays.

Note: This is an initial contribution to a common wallet connect library for Hedera native wallets which is subject to change following community input.

1. Install npm package hedera-wallet-connect;

npm install hedera-wallet-connect

1. Import DAppConnector from hedera-wallet-connect package:

import {DAppConnector} from "hedera-wallet-connect";

2. Create an instance of DAppConnector: this.dAppConnector = new DAppConnector();. You can optionally pass application metadata to the constructor. Metadata is a general WalletConnect metadata with provided structure:

type Metadata = {
   name: string; // Name of your DApp
   description: string; // Description for your DApp
   url: string; // URL adress of your DApp
   icons: string[]; // Icons for displaying in connector
   }

If not specified metadata will be automatically composed using website meta content. 3. Execute init method on instance of DAppConnector. You can pass array of custom event names you would like to receive from Wallet (They will be sent by wallet only if supported).

await this.dAppConnector.init(["someEventName"])

4. In order to request connection to the Wallet run connect method. You can pass LedgerId to this method in order to select other than MAINNET Ledger.

await this.dAppConnector.connect(LedgerId.TESTNET)

If app is reloading calling connect method will try to resume existing session instead of opening new pairing window. 5. When connection is established you should request signers array by calling getSigners method.

await this.dAppConnector.getSigners()

This will return array of Signer (HIP-338) interfaces for all allowed by Wallet accounts. Use them to execute methods on behalf of wallet account. You can also subscribe to the events sent by the connected Wallet. Use events$ subscription provided by DAppConnector.

this.dAppConnector.$events.subscribe(
   ({name, data}: {name: string, data: any}) => {
    console.log(`Event ${name}: ${JSON.stringify(data)}`);
   })

1. Import WalletConnector from hedera-wallet-connect package:

import {WalletConnector} from "hedera-wallet-connect";

2. Create an instance of WalletConnector:

this.walletConnector = new WalletConnector();

You can optionally pass application metadata to the constructor. Metadata is a general WalletConnect metadata with provided structure:

type Metadata = {
  name: string; // Name of your DApp
  description: string; // Description for your DApp
  url: string; // URL adress of your DApp
  icons: string[]; // Icons for displaying in connector
}

If not specified metadata will be automatically composed using website meta content. It's advisable to specify metadata in case of extension or hybrid app wallet. 3. Execute init method on instance of DAppConnector. You should pass callback method of your wallet as an argument. This callback will be executed as soon as proposal for connection will arrive from the DApp. As an argument for this callback you will get WalletConnect session proposal.

type ProposalCallback = (proposal: SignClientTypes.EventArguments["session_proposal"]) => Promise<void>;

await this.walletConnector.init(proposalCallback)

4. In order to connect to DApp just pass URI string to pair method of connector

this.walletConnector.pair(uri)

5. After reviewing of current proposal you should approve or reject it by calling appropriate methods:

rejectSessionProposal(data: RejectParams)

or

approveSessionProposal<T extends Signer>(data: ApproveParams, signers: T[])

When approving session except ApproveParams you should also provide Signer (HIP-338) implementations for all approved accounts. 6. Wallet can also send events to the dApp using method sendEvent. With name and payload:

await this.walletConnector.sendEvent(name, data);

1. You can check whether connector is initialized by checking initialized field:

this.connector.initialized === true

2. In order to disconnect call disconnect method.

this.connector.disconnect()

Conversion between WC chainId and Hedera LedgerId is possible using methods:

getChainByLedgerId: (ledgerId: LedgerId) => string;
getLedgerIdByChainId: (chainId: string) => string;

Contributions are welcome. Please see the contributing guide to see how you can get involved.

This project is governed by the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct. By participating, you are expected to uphold this code of conduct. Please report unacceptable behavior to [email protected].

Apache License 2.0