Any string that you can recognize your wallet type. For example: PrivateKey, Phantom, Sollet, ...
Call the disconnect method from provider returned by getProvider
Return wallet address
Wallet address (base58)
Sign the input transactions and return signed transactions
The signed transactions
Sign a message and return a signed messaged
String needs to be signed
Sign the input transaction and return signed transaction
The transaction that needs to be signed
The signed transaction
Verify a singed message
Signature (signedMessage.signature)
The original message (or signedMessage.message)
Optional. The address that signed the message. If not provided, the address will be fetched by this.getAddress().
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All the library in sen-js have been leveraged by wallet instance for getting wallet address, signing transaction for example.\
The last parameter in the following example is
walletthat respectsWalletInstance. By thewallet, thetransfermethod can sign or read necessary wallet info for the transaction.Following the interface, you can create a wallet instance that work with the libraries seamlessly.
We have already written multiple wallet that you can refer as examples