Access the website here

Adding a new wallet

Go to the directory src/wallets/ you should see something like this:

src/wallets
├── Cv.ts
├── Flint.ts
├── Gero.ts
└── Nami.ts

Add a new wallet definition like so:

// CardanoWallet.ts

import { Api, SupportLevel } from "../system/Types";

export default {
  name: 'CardanoWallet',
  logo: 'data:image/svg+xml',
  Apis: {
    [Api.GetUsedAddresses]: SupportLevel.Supported,
    [Api.GetUtxos]: SupportLevel.Unsupported,
    [Api.IsEnabled]: SupportLevel.Experimental
  }
}

Add the new definition to src/Wallets.ts:

import Flint from "./wallets/Flint";
import Gero from "./wallets/Gero";
import Nami from "./wallets/Nami";
import Cv from "./wallets/Cv";
// import your wallet definition
import CardanoWallet from "./wallets/CardanoWallet";

export const Wallets = [
  Flint,
  Nami, 
  Cv, 
  // Add your wallet definition
  CardanoWallet
];

Adding a new API

Adding API Type

Open src/system/Types.ts you should see something like this:

export enum Api {
  Enable,
  IsEnabled,
  ApiVersion,
  Name,
  Icon,
  GetNetworkId,
  GetUtxos,
  GetBalance,
  GetUsedAddresses,
  GetUnusedAddresses,
  GetChangeAddress,
  GetRewardAddress,
  GetRewardAddresses,
  SignTx,
  SignData,
  SubmitTx,
  // Add your new api here
  NewAPI
}

Adding API definition

Open docs/partials/ you should see something like this:

docs/partials
├── _apiVersion.mdx
├── _enable.mdx
├── _getBalance.mdx
├── _getChangeAddress.mdx
├── _getNetworkId.mdx
├── _getRewardAddress.mdx
├── _getUnusedAddresses.mdx
├── _getUsedAddresses.mdx
├── _getUtxos.mdx
├── _icon.mdx
├── _isEnabled.mdx
├── _name.mdx
├── _signData.mdx
├── _signTx.mdx
└── _submitTx.mdx

Add a new API definition like so _newApi.mdx:

import CaniuseTable from '@site/src/components/CaniuseTable';
import { Api } from '@site/src/system/Types';

## `cardano.{walletName}.apiVersion: String`

The version number of the API that the wallet supports.

<CaniuseTable api={Api.NewAPI}/>

Make sure to pass in your API type <CaniuseTable api={Api.NewAPI}/> in the CaniuseTable element.

Website

This website is built using Docusaurus 2, a modern static website generator.

Installation

$ yarn

Local Development

$ yarn start

This command starts a local development server and opens up a browser window. Most changes are reflected live without having to restart the server.

Build

$ yarn build

This command generates static content into the build directory and can be served using any static contents hosting service.

Deployment

Using SSH:

$ USE_SSH=true yarn deploy

Not using SSH:

$ GIT_USER=<Your GitHub username> yarn deploy

If you are using GitHub pages for hosting, this command is a convenient way to build the website and push to the gh-pages branch.