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Understanding how @Taquito/Beacon works
Taquito is a library for building dApps and wallets from ECAD. Beacon is a library to communicate from a dApp to a wallet from AirGap
If you look at the source code for @taquito/beacon-wallet here: ...
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Simple connect wallet button with beacon and taquito in React - cannot find cipher-base
You need to provide a browserified version of stream and provide the resolution fallback to your bundler. You may need also crypto and buffer depending of what you are using in taquito.
You can ...
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Generate Tezos Wallet and use it
You could use beacon wallets, like Kukai or Temple. This would be the safest way for your users. Nevertheless, Tezos Taquito Javascript library allows you to create wallets with what is known as "...
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I'm getting different public key hashes when creating new wallet with Taquito InMemorySigner x when creating with Kukai wallet. Why?
Could you help confirm if Temple wallet returns the same pkh as Kukai?
In advanced options in Kukai, there is the ability to select HD wallet or legacy wallet.
Could you confirm that the key you are ...
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I'm sending an amount on a contract call but the contract is not seeming to recognize the amount
This was all because I was trying to call a contract with a param called "amount" that I was not passing. I got thrown off because I was alternating between two contracts which I thought ...
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I'm sending an amount on a contract call but the contract is not seeming to recognize the amount
1000000 mutez is 1 tez, so give this a try instead?
const value = { amount: costOfNFT * 1000000, mutez:true }
Hope it helps:)
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