@rsksmart/rlogin-trezor-provider

@rsksmart/rlogin-trezor-provider

rLogin Trezor Provider

A Trezor provider connection for rLogin. Still in beta and tested manually for now.

Features

Allow users to connect to your dapp using a Trezor device. Currently works with USB and returns an EIP1193 provider.

Implementation

The implementation is a bit different for Trezor because it is not a Web3Modal supported provider.

Add the dependecy to your project

``
yarn add @rsksmart/rlogin-trezor-provider --save
`

In your dapp, your rLogin implementation should be similar to this:

`
import RLogin from '@rsksmart/rlogin'
import { trezorProviderOptions } from '@rsksmart/rlogin-trezor-provider'

// ...

const rLogin = new RLogin({
cacheProvider: false,
providerOptions: {
// ... other providers, i.e. WalletConnect or Portis, etc
'custom-trezor': {
...trezorProviderOptions,
options: {
rpcUrl: 'https://public-node.testnet.rsk.co',
chainId: 31
}
}
},
supportedChains: [30, 31]
})
`

$3

- Similar to the Portis connector, you can only specify a single chainId to connect to.
- The custom- needs to be added because Trezor is not a Web3Modal supported provider. The ...trezorProviderOptions contains the Trezor's text and image and connects rLogin to the provider.
- Trezor has two apps that work with RSK.
- The RSK App will only work with RSK Mainnet as it uses the correct derivation path of 44'/137'/0'/0/0
- To use RSK Testnet, you must use the Ethereum App on the Trezor. It will use the standard Ethereum derivation path of 44'/60'/0'/0/0. As of writing, there is no Trezor app that will accept the RSK Testnet path.

Run for development

Install dependencies:

`
yarn i
`

$3

`
yarn test
`

Coverage report with:

`
yarn run test:coverage
`

$3

`
yarn run lint
`

Auto-fix:

`
yarn run lint:fix
`

$3

`
yarn run build
``