WalletConnect 2.0 Manual Configuration
This guide is for advanced users who want to manually configure WalletConnect 2.0 with FCL-JS. Since @onflow/fcl@1.11.0
, FCL-JS has supported WalletConnect 2.0 out of the box. For most users, we recommend using this built-in WalletConnect 2.0 support (see how to configure FCL-JS here).
To improve developer experience and streamline Flow dApp integration with WalletConnect 2.0 wallets, FCL ^1.3.0
introduces support for discovery-service
plugins. These ServicePlugins
allow for injection of client configured services, service methods, and the execution strategies required to interact with them.
FCL dApps can opt-in through use of the fcl-wc package and FCL Plugin Registry.
When using FCL Discovery for authentication, dApps are able to support most FCL-compatible wallets and their users on Flow without any custom integrations or changes needed to the dApp code.
These instructions explain how dApps can also add support for FCL compatible wallets that use the WalletConnect 2.0 protocol.
How does it work?
- The
fcl-wc
package is used to initialize a WalletConnect 2.0SignClient
instance, and build adiscovery-service
ServicePlugin
based on dApp specified options. discovery-service
plugins are used to add opt-in wallets and other services to FCL Wallet Discovery (UI/API).- The FCL Plugin Registry offers dApps the ability to add new services, methods, and the execution strategies needed to interact with them.
Requirements
fcl
version >=1.3.0
fcl-wc
version >=1.0.0
Implementation path
1 | Add required packages | Install and import minimum fcl and fcl-wc versions |
2 | Obtain a WalletConnect projectID | Visit WalletConnect Cloud Registry and register for public relay server access and an application projectId |
3 | Initialize WalletConnect SignClient and FclWcServicePlugin | Initialize WalletConnect SignClient and FclWcServicePlugin with configuration options |
4 | Add FclWcServicePlugin to FCL Plugin Registry | Inject FclWcServicePlugin via fcl.pluginRegistry.add(FclWcServicePlugin) |
1. Add required packages
Install the fcl
and fcl-wc
packages:
_10npm install @onflow/fcl@ @onflow/fcl-wc
2. Obtain a WalletConnect projectID
Visit WalletConnect Cloud Registry and register for public relay server access and an application projectId
.
3. Initialize WalletConnect SignClient
and FclWcServicePlugin
In addition to the WalletConnect SignClient
, the init
method of fcl-wc
returns a ServicePlugin
object. This object can be injected using the FCL Plugin Registry to add support for new service methods and their corresponding execution strategies (like WC/RPC
for WalletConnect ).
A discovery-service
ServicePlugin
may also include additional opt-in wallets to offer your users through FCL Wallet Discovery.
Configuration options
Initialize WalletConnect SignClient
and FclWcServicePlugin
with the following configuration options:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
projectId | boolean (required) | null | A WalletConnect projectId for public relay server access. Your Project ID can be obtained from WalletConnect Cloud Dashboard |
metadata | object | { } | Optional dApp metadata to describe your application and define its appearance in a web browser. More details can be found here |
includeBaseWC | boolean | false | Optional configuration to include a generic WalletConnect service in FCL Discovery (UI/API). ❗ BaseWC Service offers no deeplink support for mobile. |
wcRequestHook | function | null | Optional function is called on all desktop WalletConnect client session proposals and signing requests. Use this to handle alerting user to check wallet for approval. |
pairingModalOverride | function | null | Optional function called to allow override of included QRCodeModal. Function receives two arguments: 1. Connection uri to display QR code or send to wallet to create pairing. 2. Callback function to manually cancel the request. |
wallets | array | [ ] | Optional list of WalletConnect authn services to include in FCL Wallet Discovery (UI/API). ❗ Only available for use on testnet . These services will be combined with wallets returned from WalletConnect cloud registry API and sent to Discovery for display in UI and inclusion in API response. |
Returns
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
FclWcServicePlugin | ServicePlugin | A ServicePlugin of type discovery-service . May also include optional authn services to offer through FCL Wallet Discovery (UI/API). |
client | SignClient | An initialized WalletConnect SignClient . |
_10const FclWcServicePlugin = {_10 name: "fcl-plugin-service-walletconnect",_10 f_type: "ServicePlugin", // the type of FCL plugin_10 type: "discovery-service", // the is a service sent to Discovery_10 services: [Service], // (optional) Generic, Cloud Registry and client injected WalletConnect services_10 serviceStrategy: {method: "WC/RPC", exec: execStrategy, // the method name and execution strategy for WalletConnect services_10}
❗ Setting FCL config flow.network
to testnet
or mainnet
is required to use fcl-wc
as it enables "WC/RPC"
service strategy to request correct chain permissions.
_10import {config} from '@onflow/config'_10_10config({_10 "flow.network": "mainnet"_10})
See FCL Configuration for more information.
4. Add FclWcServicePlugin to FCL Plugin Registry
In addition to the WalletConnect SignClient
, the init
method of fcl-wc
returns a ServicePlugin
object. This object can be injected into the FCL Plugin Registry to add FCL support for new service methods, (like WC/RPC for WalletConnect) and their corresponding execution strategies.
Usage
_19import * as fcl from '@onflow/fcl';_19import { init } from 'fcl-wc';_19_19const { FclWcServicePlugin, client } = await init({_19 projectId: WC_PROJECT_ID, // required_19 metadata: WC_APP_METADATA, // optional_19 includeBaseWC: false, // optional, default: false_19 wallets: [], // optional, default: []_19 wcRequestHook: (wcRequestData) => {_19 // optional,default: null_19 handlePendingRequest(data);_19 },_19 pairingModalOverride: (uri, rejectPairingRequest) => {_19 // optional,default: null_19 handlePendingPairingRequest(data);_19 },_19});_19_19fcl.pluginRegistry.add(FclWcServicePlugin);
ServicePlugin Spec
Key | Value Type | Description |
---|---|---|
name | string | The name of the plugin. |
f_type | string | The type of plugin (currently only supports ServicePlugin type). |
type | string | The plugin subtype (currently only supports discovery-service type). |
services | array | A list of services to add to FCL. |
serviceStrategy | { method: string, exec: function } | The method and corresponding strategy FCL uses to interact with the service. A service with the service.method property set to "WC/RPC" tells FCL to use the corresponding service strategy if it is supported by the dApp. |
Integrating With Wallet Discovery
Knowing all the wallets available to users on a blockchain can be challenging. FCL's Discovery mechanism relieves much of the burden of integrating with Flow compatible wallets and let's developers focus on building their dApp and providing as many options as possible to their users.
There are two ways an app can use Wallet Discovery:
-
The UI version which can be configured for display via iFrame, Popup, or Tab.
-
The API version which allows you to access authentication services directly in your code via
fcl.discovery.authn
method which we'll describe below.
When using FCL Wallet Discovery for authentication, dApps are able to support FCL-compatible wallets on Flow without any custom integrations or changes needed to the dApp code.
discovery-service
ServicePlugin
FclWcServicePlugin
is a ServicePlugin
of type discovery-service
. discovery-service
plugins may include additional authentication services to offer through FCL Wallet Discovery.
Once a valid discovery-service
plugin is registered, FCL shares client supported services with Discovery to add registered and injected wallets to the UI and API.
To connect a Flow supported wallet using WalletConnect 2.0, users of your dApp will go through the authentication process and have the option to select their preferred wallet.
❗ Once a WalletConnect session is established and a currentUser
is authenticated, FCL will handle client pairings and sessions during FCL authn
, and initiate signing requests as part of authz
using fcl.mutate
and user-sign
using fcl.signUserMessage
.
How to add your FCL compatible WalletConnect wallet to Discovery (UI/API)
- Submit a PR to add your wallet to FCL Wallet Discovery
services.json
- Submit your FCL compatible wallet to WalletConnect Cloud Registry
- Add Wallet Service to
fcl-wc
init options. ❗ testnet only.
FCL tells Wallet Discovery which services are supported by the client (installed extensions and discovery-service
ServicePlugins
) so only those supported will be shown in Discovery UI or returned via Discovery API.
Wallet Provider Spec
Implementation path
1 | Obtain a WalletConnect projectId | Register to receive a projectId from the WalletConnect Cloud Registry. |
2 | Conform to FCL Wallet Provider Spec | Compatible wallets must support flow_authn , flow_authz , and flow_user_sign methods and wrap data in the appropriate FCL Response type. Services returned with the AuthnResponse of flow_authn should set service.endpoint to corresponding methods.ServiceType authz : flow_authz ServiceType user-signature : flow_user_sign |
3 | Add wallet to WalletConnect Cloud Registry API (optional) | Submit your wallet to be included in the WalletConnect Cloud Registry API and Explorer |
4 | Responses | All responses need to be wrapped in a PollingResponse |
Metadata requirements
❗ In order to correctly identify, improve pairing, and include deep link support for mobile, services using the WC/RPC
method need to use the same universal link as their uid
and url
in Wallet metadata.
Wallets sourced from WalletConnect Cloud Registry automatically build the service from data and will set the service.uid
to the universal link.
_16import SignClient from '@walletconnect/sign-client';_16_16export let signClient: SignClient;_16_16export async function createSignClient() {_16 signClient = await SignClient.init({_16 projectId: PROJECT_ID,_16 relayUrl: 'wss://relay.walletconnect.com',_16 metadata: {_16 name: 'Awesome Wallet',_16 description: 'Awesome Wallet with FCL Support for WalletConnect',_16 url: 'https://deeplink.awesome-wallet.com/',_16 icons: ['https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/37784886'],_16 },_16 });_16}
Next steps
- Read the FCL Wallet Provider Spec.
- Check out the a WalletConnect 2.0 React POC Wallet and FCL Flow dApp with support for WalletConnect v2.0.
- Read and review the WalletConnect 2.0 Docs, examples and resources.