Frame is a web3 platform that creates a secure system-wide interface to your chains and accounts. Now any browser, command-line, or native application has the ability to access web3.
If you use an arch-based distro, you can use an AUR Helper like yay to install Frame by running yay -S frame-eth
or for the development version: yay -S frame-eth-dev
.
On Ubuntu: Run sudo apt-get install build-essential libudev-dev
.
# Clone
› git clone https://github.com/floating/frame
# Use node v18
› nvm install 18.12.1
› nvm use 18.12.1
# Install
› npm run setup
# Run
› npm run prod
› npm run bundle # Create bundle
› npm run build # Build Frame for current platform
Frame exposes system-wide JSON-RPC endpoints ws://127.0.0.1:1248
and http://127.0.0.1:1248
that you can connect to from any app. We recommend using eth-provider to create a connection const provider = ethProvider('frame')
as eth-provider
will handle any connection edge cases across browsers and environments
Frame also has a browser extension for injecting a Frame-connected EIP-1193 provider into web apps as window.ethereum
. This can be used to inject a connection when an app does not provide the option to connect to Frame natively.