Beautiful and lightweight UI components for web3 developers. This UI library will speed up your dapp development no matter which chain you build on.
Live StoryBook DEMO: https://web3ui.github.io/web3uikit/
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npm install web3uikit
or
yarn add web3uikit
import { CryptoCards, Button } from 'web3uikit';
const App = () => (
<>
<CryptoCards chain="ethereum" />
<Button theme="primary" type="button" text="Launch Dapp" />
</>
);
If you are using web3uikit
with Next.js, be sure to follow the official guide, since we are using styled-components
under the hood.
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Table of contents
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Web3 Components
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UI Components
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Interaction Components
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The <ConnectButton />
component allows you to make web3 authenticating users in case your server is initialized. When the server is not initialized, or for example, you have <MoralisProvider initializeOnMount={false} >
and you don't want to connect your Moralis server to the frontend the smart component will call enableWeb3()
If you want to use this component with the connected server but without adding a user to Moralis Database you can add the moralisAuth
prop
The ConnectButton component automatically adds to the local storage info about the connector user used and will automatically call enableWeb3() after rereshing the page. So if user was connected once it will automatically initialize web3 connection(No need anymore to add UseEffect hook for enableWeb3() after refrshing the page)
Try the <ConnectButton />
component in the interactive documentation
The <NFT />
component allows you to display a single NFT as Card. By clicking on the card you can also view all the traits of the NFT.It uses hooks from react-moralis to fetch the NFT.
If you want to use this component wrap your app with <MoralisProvider appId={MORALIS_APP_ID} serverUrl={MORALIS_SERVER_URL} ></MoralisProvider >
. Read more about moralis here
Try the <NFT />
component in the interactive documentation
The <NFTBalance />
component allows you to display all the NFT's an address owns. It uses hooks from react-moralis to fetch all NFT's of an address.
If you want to use this component wrap your app with <MoralisProvider appId={MORALIS_APP_ID} serverUrl={MORALIS_SERVER_URL} ></MoralisProvider >
. Read more about moralis here
Try the <NFTBalance />
component in the interactive documentation
The accordion component is a nice user interface element that can allow you to show and hide text or other components, so you do not overwhelm your user with too much awesome content
Try the <Accordion />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Avatar />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Badge />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <BannerStrip />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Breadcrumbs />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Card />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <CryptoCards />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <CryptoLogos />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Icon />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the ` component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Information />
component in the interactive documentation
LinkTo component is a simple link component that can be used to navigate to another page or to another component.
Try the <LinkTo />
component in the interactive documentation
Logo component is a simple logo component having moralis or other icons that can be used in any layout.
Try the <Logo />
component in the interactive documentation
To call the Notification
component use the useNotification()
hook. Example:
const App = () => {
const dispatch = useNotification();
const handleNewNotification = () => {
dispatch({
type: 'info',
message: 'Somebody messaged you',
title: 'New Notification',
icon,
position: position || 'topR',
});
};
return (
<>
<Button
text="Error"
onClick={handleNewNotification}
theme="colored"
color="red"
isFullWidth={true}
/>
</>
);
};
Requires the application to be within a <NotificationProvider>
Example:
<NotificationProvider>
<App />
<NotificationProvider>
Try the <Notification />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Table />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Tag />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Todo />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Widget />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Button />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Checkbox />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <CodeArea />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Credentials />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Form />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Input />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Radios />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Select />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <TextArea />
component in the interactive documentation
Modal is a popup that can have arbitary elements and can be closed by clicking on the close or cancel buttons.
Try the <Modal />
component in the interactive documentation
Try the <Tooltip />
component in the interactive documentation