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@taylorjdawson taylorjdawson released this 27 Jul 17:22
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This release adds some exciting new features: ENS support, custom networks for hardware wallets, and updates to a few wallets. Further more it adds fixes for a Keepkey transaction signing bug. The detectedwallet option is now enabled by default regardless of if you are using the default wallet list or a custom list.

ENS Support

With Onboard you now have the ability to get a users ENS name as well as any text records they may have. To use this feature simply add a callback function within the subscriptions object like so:

const onboard = Onboard({
  ...
  subscriptions: {
    wallet: wallet => {
       web3 = new Web3(wallet.provider)
    },
    ens: ens => {
       console.log(ens)
       // { name: 'myname.eth', avatar: 'https://i.imgur.com/LcZFSMn.png', getText: '...', contentHash: '...' }
    }
  }
})

Whenever the user selects a wallet or their address changes, the ens callback will execute with the updated ens object. To get a text record for a user's ENS name such as their avatar, use the getText method.
Example:

...
ens: ens => {
  if(ens) {
    const avatarUrl = ens.getText('avatar')
    console.log(avatarUrl) //  https://i.imgur.com/LcZFSMn.png
  }
}
...

Custom Networks for Hardware Wallets

Onboard now supports passing in custom network info for hardware wallets allowing users to use their hardware wallets with non-Ethereum networks such as Energy Web Chain.

Example:

const onboard = Onboard({
   networkId: 1234
  //... other options
  walletSelect: {
     wallets:[
         {
             walletName: 'ledger',
             rpcUrl: RPC_URL,
             customNetwork: {
                  networkId: number
                  genesis: GenesisBlock
                  hardforks: Hardfork[]
                  bootstrapNodes: BootstrapNode[]
            }
         },
     ] 
  }
})

You can view an example configuration here

Changelog:

  • 1.29.0-0.4.1: [feature] Allow Hardware wallets to add custom network info (#457)
  • 1.29.0-0.4.3: [feature] Detail how to access Gnosis Safe Apps (#615)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.3: [feature] Adds ens support (#618)
  • [chore] XDEFI strict provider [3.0.6] (#606)
  • 1.29.0-0.4.2: [refactor] Network name helper and remove unused networkId helper #613
  • 1.29.0-0.5.4: [update] WalletLink to 2.1.6 (#614)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.5: [refactor] detected wallet (#625)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.6: [fix] keepkey eth sign transaction issue (#624)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.7: Adds avatar to ens object (#629)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.8: [fix] keepkey message signing (#630)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.9: Fix ens on non-ethereum networks - filter out detected wallet (#633)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.10: Fix Trezor txn sign issue (#635)
  • 1.29.0-0.5.11: Revert lattice changes (#636)
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