API Reference
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To get the installed extension version, use the following code.
const extensionVersion = window.pontem.version;
console.log(`Pontem Wallet v${extensionVersion}`); // 2.0.0
For the initial connection to the wallet, use the connect method. It requests access to the site from the user and returns the current account address. If you already have access to the site, it will also return the current account address.
window.pontem.connect()
.then(address => console.log(`Access for address ${address} allowed by user`))
.catch(e => console.log('Access denied by user', e))
To check if any wallet is connected to the page, use the
isConnected method.window.pontem.isConnected()
.then(result => {
console.log('isConnected', result) // true or false
})
.catch(e => console.log('Error', e))
To disconnect the current account from the site, use the
disconnect method.Important: all methods that require permission from the user will stop working, but the entry in the "Connected Sites" list of the account will not disappear. Only the user can remove access completely through the UI. If you call thedisconnect()method and thenconnect(), the user will not be asked for permission again. This will only happen if the user manually removes access through the UI
window.pontem.disconnect()
.catch(e => console.log('Error', e))
To keep track of when a user changed their account, use the
onChangeAccount method. When the account is changed, it calls the method you passed in the first argument. If the user at some point revokes the extension's access to the site, then this method will also be called.window.pontem.onChangeAccount((address) => {
if(address) {
console.log('New selected account: ', address);
} else {
console.log('The user has selected an account that is not allowed to access');
}
})
To keep track of when a user changed network, use the
onChangeNetwork method. When the network is changed, it calls the method you passed in the first argument.window.pontem.onChangeNetwork((network) => {
console.log(network);
// { api: 'https://fullnode.devnet.aptoslabs.com/v1/', chainId: '31', name: 'Aptos devnet' }
})
To get the current connected network, use the
network method.window.pontem.network()
.then(network => {
console.log(network);
// { api: 'https://fullnode.devnet.aptoslabs.com/v1/', chainId: '31', name: 'Aptos devnet' }
})
To get the current chainId, use the
chainId method.window.pontem.chainId()
.then(chainId => {
console.log(chainId); // 31
})
To get the address of the current account, use the
account method.window.pontem.account()
.then(address => {
if(address) {
console.log('Account address: ', address);
} else {
console.log('The user has selected an account that is not allowed to access');
}
})
To get the public key of the current account , use the
publicKey method.window.pontem.publicKey()
.then(key => {
console.log('Public key: ', key);
})
To request a signature and send a transaction to the blockchain, use the
signAndSubmit method.payload - mandatory parameter containing the transaction body.
otherOptions - optional parameter that overrides transaction parameters.Included in >=1.7.0. You can also pass a UInt8Array as transaction arguments, or an array with aUInt8Array. This forms a vector, or a vector of vectors.
const payload = {
function: "0x1::coin::transfer",
type_arguments: ["0x1::aptos_coin::AptosCoin"],
arguments: ["0xeb442855143ce3e26babc6152ad98e9da7db7f0820f08be3d006535b663a6292", "1000"]
};
const otherOptions = {
max_gas_amount: '1000',
gas_unit_price: '1',
expiration_timestamp_secs: '1646793600',
sequence_number: '10'
}
window.pontem.signAndSubmit(payload, otherOptions)
.then(tx => {
console.log('Transaction', tx)
})
.catch(e => console.log('Error', e))
To request a signature of transaction, use the
signTransaction method.payload - mandatory parameter containing the transaction body.
otherOptions - optional parameter that overrides transaction parameters.You can also pass a UInt8Array as transaction arguments, or an array with a
UInt8Array. This forms a vector, or a vector of vectors.const payload = {
function: "0x1::coin::transfer",
type_arguments: ["0x1::aptos_coin::AptosCoin"],
arguments: ["0xeb442855143ce3e26babc6152ad98e9da7db7f0820f08be3d006535b663a6292", "1000"]
};
const otherOptions = {
max_gas_amount: '1000',
gas_unit_price: '1',
expiration_timestamp_secs: '1646793600',
sequence_number: '10'
}
window.pontem.signTransaction(payload, otherOptions)
.then(tx => {
console.log('Transaction', tx)
})
.catch(e => console.log('Error', e))
To request a signature of message, use the
signMessage method.window.pontem.signMessage({
address: true, // set true if you want include current address to message
application: true, // // set true if you want include current application to message
chainId: true, // set true if you want include current chain id to message
message: 'a message i trust', // message like string or Uint8Array
nonce: 'random nonce' // random nonce like string
})
.then(result => {
console.log('Signed Message', result)
})
.catch(e => console.log('Error', e))
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