Ib3.js v2 wallet button is implemented on Solana
As you successfully build Sveltekit + @Solana/Wallet-Adapter Base and @Solana/Wallet-Adapter-Phantom Frontend Dapp, it's time to migrate to Web3.js V2 for improved security, performance and compatibility . The latest Solana wallet adapters. In this article, we examine how to implement the wallet button using Web3.js V2.
Prerequisites
- Make sure that the following is installed:
+ Sveltekit (v3 or higher)
+ @Solana/wallet-adapter-base
+ @Solana/Wallet-Adapter-Fantom
+ Web3.js v2
- Create a new Solana wallet on your local machine with the "Solana-Keygen" command.
- Install the required packages in the SVELTEKIT project:
`Bash
NPM Install @Solana/Wallet-Adapter-Base @latest @Solana/Wallet-Adapter-Fantom
`
Create the ingredient of a new wallet button
Create a new file Components/Walettbutton.svelte in the ingredient in the Sveltekit component and add the following code:
Svelte
Import {usewallet} from 'svelte -Wallet';
Exported wallet;
script>
`
Complete the wallet button
In this example, we use the USEWALLET
hook to connect to the Solana wallet. When clicking on the button, you call the Connect () method on the" Wallet "object that initializes the wallet and displays the connection status.
migrate to web3.js v2
To use web3.js v2, you need to install the "Web3" package in the SVELTEKIT project:
Bash
NPM install the web3@latest
`
Then update the "Components/Walletbutton.svelte" file to use "Web3" instead of "Solana-Keygen":
`Svelte
Import {useweb3} from 'web3';
Export Web3;
script>
`
Update the wallet button to display the web3 state
You can add a unique feature to show your wallet status:
`Javascript
Import {useweb3} from 'web3';
Export Web3;
Const Handingwalletstatus = () => {{{
if (web3.isconnected ()) {
console.log ('connect to the network!');
} Else {
console.log ('disconnected from the network. ”);
}
};
On: click () => handingwalletstatus ());
script>
This is a basic example of departure. You can customize the wallet button to display the information you want, such as the wallet balance or a list of connected addresses.
Conclusion
Following the article, you successfully executed the wallet button on Solana using Web3.js V2. This migration improves security, performance and compatibility with the latest wallet adapters. Don't forget to update all copies of "Solana-Keygen" and "Web3" in the Sveltekit project to use web3.js v2.
Example Use the case
Here's an example of how to use this wallet button in a simple Solana Dapp:
`Svelte
Import {usewallet} from 'svelte -Wallet';
Exported wallet;
CONST HANDYLEDISCONNECT = () => {{{
console.log ('disconnected from the network. ”);
Web3.Disconnect ();
};
Exported the application;
USEFECT (() => {{
Web3.on ('accounts', accounts => {
console.log ('connected to the network:', accounts);
});
Web3.on ('Balance', Balance => {{
console.log ('Balance:', balance);
});
}, [Web3]);
Async Function Handleconnect () {
if (window Solana) {
Wait for USEWALLET ().