Hey @as-dr - I added a super ugly Signer component that illustrates how to display the Signers and distinguish the user's wallet
First, you should test this on calibration net since mainnet txs take a long time to confirm. To do that, you need to make the following changes:
in your next.config.js you need to change LOTUS_NODE_JSONRPC to 'https://dev.node.glif.io/calibration03/lotus/rpc/v0'
in /utils/ledger/setLedgerProvider.js, you need to change lines 27-29:
To get started, just create your own multisig wallet. If you don't have FIL to do that (which i think you should?) you can use f26kvyvsi5uyf2hykt4l5aigxwcmwgfsr47zul2ri but you'll have to temporarily disable the isAddressSigner check:
You can feel free to render the Signer component outside of the AccountSummary component too. You just have to pass it those 2 props in the same way as I illustrated.
Hey @as-dr - I added a super ugly Signer component that illustrates how to display the Signers and distinguish the user's wallet
First, you should test this on calibration net since mainnet txs take a long time to confirm. To do that, you need to make the following changes:
next.config.jsyou need to changeLOTUS_NODE_JSONRPCto'https://dev.node.glif.io/calibration03/lotus/rpc/v0'in/utils/ledger/setLedgerProvider.js, you need to change lines 27-29:Same token as before in Slack.
To get started, just create your own multisig wallet. If you don't have FIL to do that (which i think you should?) you can use
f26kvyvsi5uyf2hykt4l5aigxwcmwgfsr47zul2ribut you'll have to temporarily disable theisAddressSignercheck:in this file, change it to:
You can feel free to render the Signer component outside of the AccountSummary component too. You just have to pass it those 2 props in the same way as I illustrated.