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- @near-snap/sdk
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Near Snap SDK
async function main() {
const account = await NearSnapAccount.connect('mainnet')
const result = await account.executeTransaction({
receiverId: "herewallet.near",
actions: [{ type: 'Transfer', params: { deposit: '1' }}]
})
console.log(result[0].transaction_outcome.id)
}Fully decomposable
It is possible to override the library at any level, this allows you to implement your own logic and cover it with tests
const rpc = new NearSnapProvider() // low-level, communicate with window.ethereum
const snap = new NearSnap('snap_id', rpc) // communicate with snap api
NearSnapAccount.connect('mainnet', snap) // communicate with snap api and near rpcСompatible with near-api-js
NearSnapAccount simply extends the default near-api-js account class. This allows you not to change your logic to support the Metamask wallet. For example:
const result = await account.sendMoney("friend.near", "100000")Сompatible with @near-wallet-selector
You can use the near-wallet-selector format for describing transactions. For example:
const result = await account.executeTransactions([{
receiverId: "herewallet.near",
actions: [{ type: 'Transfer', params: { deposit: '1' }}]
}])Support free transaction
HERE Wallet provides API for free delegated transactions. This is a very useful feature for new NEAR Protocol users, it allows you to sign a transaction with a completely empty account:
// if account.delegatedProvider.isCanDelegate return false this method throw DelegateNotAllowed
await account.executeDelegate({
actions: [{ type: 'Transfer', params: { deposit: '1' }}],
receiverId: "herewallet.near",
})
// Also executeTransaction method by default firstly try to use executeDelegate
await account.executeTransaction({
disableDelegate: false, // default: false
receiverId: "herewallet.near",
actions: [{ type: 'Transfer', params: { deposit: '1' }}]
})