Sui Wallets

Introduction

The Sui wallet connectors will generally have a couple of extra methods to simplify interactions with Sui wallets.

Checking if a Wallet is a Sui Wallet

You can use the isSuiWallet helper method to check if a wallet is a Sui wallet. That way, TypeScript will know which methods are available to you.

import { isSuiWallet } from '@dynamic-labs/sui';

if (!isSuiWallet(wallet)) {
  throw new Error('This wallet is not a Sui wallet');
}

SuiWallet Class

We expose multiple helper methods that make it easier to interact with Sui wallets while maintaining consistency with familiar patterns.

`getSuiClient`

Params: none Returns: Promise<SuiClient | undefined> This method will return a Sui client with an RPC url already configured for the active network.

`getWalletAccount`

Params: none Returns: Promise<WalletAccount | undefined> This method will return the currently active WalletAccount.

`getActiveNetwork`

Params: none Returns: Promise<string | undefined> The active network will usually be one of the following:

sui:mainnet
sui:testnet
sui:devnet
sui:localnet

Examples

You can find examples of how to interact with Sui wallets in the examples section:

Send a Sui Transaction

Getting Started

Security

Core Features

Advanced Usage

Developer Dashboard

Migrations

Wallets & Chains Integration

Hackathons

Introduction

Checking if a Wallet is a Sui Wallet

SuiWallet Class

`getSuiClient`

`getWalletAccount`

`getActiveNetwork`

Examples

​Introduction

​Checking if a Wallet is a Sui Wallet

​SuiWallet Class

​getSuiClient

​getWalletAccount

​getActiveNetwork

​Examples

Introduction

Checking if a Wallet is a Sui Wallet

SuiWallet Class

`getSuiClient`

`getWalletAccount`

`getActiveNetwork`

Examples