Now I can get the account id with scatterJS.However, if I want to add the identity of an account to my scatter wallet, is there any API for it

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Importable JavaScript library that allows web applications to directly interface with Scatter Desktop, Classic and Mobile.

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Now I can get the account id with scatterJS.However, if I want to add the identity of an account to my scatter wallet, is there any API for it #104

Closed keyBM closed 5 years ago

nsjames commented 5 years ago

I'm not sure I understand the question. Can you give me a bit more information about what you are trying to do, and what you've already tried?

keyBM commented 5 years ago

Thank you by the way！ I want to create an EOS account with scatterJS and create an identity for the account in my scatter

nsjames commented 5 years ago

Sure, scatter-js and Scatter Desktop have flows which support that.

Here's the algorithm for it:

suggestNetwork(network) API Reference - This will allow you to add a network to the user's Scatter if not using mainnet.
getPublicKey('eos') API Reference - This will allow the user to either provide or generate a key for you to use.
Create an account for the user in your backend with their public key. You don't want to do this on your front-end as it will give away your key obviously.
linkAccount(account, network) API Reference - Once an account is created you can use this to link the account to the user's Scatter.
login() or getIdentity() - Now all you need to do is log in.

nsjames commented 5 years ago

There is also an undocumented ScatterJS.hasAccountFor(network) which you can use before anything to check if the user already has an account for that network.

keyBM commented 5 years ago

Thank you very much！thank you！

On 03/14/2019 18:50, Nathan James wrote:

There is also an undocumented ScatterJS.hasAccountFor(network) which you can use before anything to check if the user already has an account for that network.

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