EVM Dapp Integration
Integration
Welcome to Ramper Wallet Extension Developer Guide. This documentation contains guides for developers to get started developing Ramper Wallet on EVM networks
Connect
The easiest way to connect to Ramper Wallet
Check if the provider is window.ramper2
, if not, please replace it with the exclusive Ramper Wallet provider window.ramper2
.
For example, see below:
ChainID:
Use eth_chainId
or net_version
to return the current network/chain ID
To detect Ramper Wallet Extension
To connect Ramper Wallet Extension
To connect Ramper Extension means to access the user's [blockchain - like Ethereum] account(s).
Access a user's accounts
We recommend providing a button to allow users to connect Ramper Wallet to your dapp. Selecting this button should call eth_requestAccounts
to access the user's accounts.
Handle accounts
Use the eth_accounts
RPC method to handle user accounts. Listen to the accountsChanged
provider event to be notified when the user changes accounts.
Switch chain
Requests that the Ramper Extension switches its active Ethereum chain.
To disconnect Ramper Wallet Extension
To disconnect Ramper Extension, please use:
To experience functions
Once your account is connected, let's start experiencing more functions.
Account
How to get Current Account
return Promise<Array[String]>
If the wallet can not be found, return
[]
instead ofthrow Error
Sign Transaction
Important
eth_signTypedData_v1
, and eth_signTypedData_v3
are deprecated. We highly recommend users use eth_signTypedData_v4
or personal_sign
.
Personal_sign
personal_sign
provides a simple means to request signatures that are human-readable and don't require efficient processing on-chain. It's commonly used for signature challenges authenticated on a web server.
Ramper Wallet implements both personal_sign
and eth_sign
. You might need to check what method your supported signers use for a given implementation.
eth_signTypedData_v4
eth_signTypedData_v4
offers highly legible signatures that can be processed efficiently on-chain. Adheres to the EIP-712 standard, enabling users to sign typed structured data that can be confirmed on-chain.
Note:
Gas limit
: is an optional parameter, since Ramper Wallet automatically calculates a reasonable gas price.
chainid
: The chain ID is derived from the user's current selected network at window.ramper2.provider.net_version
.
personal_ecRecover
personal_ecRecover
returns the address associated with the private key that was used to calculate a signature.
method: 'personal_ecRecover', params: [message, signature],
Transfer
This method requires that the user has granted permission to interact with their account first, so please make sure to call eth_requestAccounts
or wallet_requestPermissions
first.
eth_sendTransaction
return Promise<hash>
Decrypt & Encrypt
eth_decrypt
Requests that Ramper Wallet decrypt the specified encrypted message.
The message must have been encrypted using the public encryption key of the specified Ethereum address.
return Promise<string>
eth_getEncryptionPublicKey
Requests that the user share their public encryption key. Returns a public encryption key, or rejects if the user denies the request.
return Promise<string>
- The public encryption key of the Ethereum account whose encryption key should be retrieved
Encrypt
List of events
Currently, we only support some action events from the wallet extension
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