📝Getting Started

Currently , our guides provide coverage of React and Next.js. As we continue to expand, we will incorporate additional tools and libraries to enhance our documents.

The code examples given in this document assumes that it is executed within a DApp browser environment, such as Chrome with the Venom Wallet extension installed. This environment provides access to the provider object. For additional information on how to connect to the venom blockchain please refer to venom documentation

Installation

To begin, let's establish a connection between our app and the Venom Wallet.

To accomplish this, we will utilize the Venom-Connect library. This library offers a convenient interface for creating a connect popup within our app for the Venom wallet, and also provides an interface for interacting with the Venom network.

For detailed information on how to use Venom-Connect, please refer to Venom Docs.

First, make sure to install the venom-connect , everscale-inpage-provider and everscale-standalone-client packages.

npm

npm install --save venom-connect everscale-inpage-provider everscale-standalone-client

yarn

yarn add --dev venom-connect everscale-inpage-provider everscale-standalone-client

before we can start looking up vid domain addresses, we need to establish a connection between our app and venom wallet to get access to the provider object.

If you already have access to the provider object ( ProviderRpcClient ) in your environment, then you can ignore this step.

import { VenomConnect } from "venom-connect";
import { ProviderRpcClient } from "everscale-inpage-provider";

const venomConnect = new VenomConnect({
  // venom connect config
  // check out https://codesandbox.io/p/devbox/venom-id-lookup-address-v95v7c
});

venomConnect.connect() // open pop up for venom wallet connection

const provider = await venomConnect.checkAuth(); 
// we need the provider instance for later

We need the provider instance for later to be able to send and retrieve data from the venom blockchain and venom id registry.