A library for interacting with hardware wallets from JS/TS. Supports KeepKey, Trezor, and Ledger. Intended for use in web apps, chrome apps/extensions, and electron/node apps.

Try it out here!

• hdwallet
  • Documentation
  • Installation
  • Importing Library
  • Usage
  • Building
  • Developing
  • Tests
  • Contributing

yarn add @shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-core
yarn add @shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-keepkey-webusb
yarn add @shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-trezor-connect
yarn add @shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-ledger-webusb

You can import the generated bundle to use each of the component libraries:

import { HDWallet } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-core";
import { isKeepKey, KeepKeyHDWallet } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-keepkey";
import { isLedger, LedgerHDWallet } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-ledger";
import { isTrezor, TrezorHDWallet } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-trezor";

import { WebUSBKeepKeyAdapter } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-keepkey-webusb";
import { WebUSBLedgerAdapter } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-ledger-webusb";
import { TrezorAdapter } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-trezor-connect";

The recommended way to use the library is through a Keyring singleton, which manages connected devices:

import { Keyring } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-core";
const keyring = new Keyring();

To add in support for a given wallet type, add in the relevant Transport adapter by calling useKeyring() on it:

import { WebUSBKeepKeyAdapter } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-keepkey-webusb";
import { TrezorAdapter } from "@shapeshiftoss/hdwallet-trezor-connect";

const keepkeyAdapter = WebUSBKeepKeyAdapter.useKeyring(keyring);

const trezorAdapter = TrezorAdapter.useKeyring(keyring, {
  debug: false,
  manifest: {
    email: "[email protected]", // TrezorConnect info
    appUrl: "https://example.com", // URL of hosted domain
  },
});

const ledgerAdapter = LedgerAdapter.useKeyring(keyring);

After setting up a Keyring, and plugging various transport adapters into it, the next step is to pair a device:

let wallet = await keepkeyAdapter.pairDevice();

wallet.getLabel().then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

It is expected that this take quite some time (around 10 minutes), due to the large size of the compiled KeepKey protobuf encoder/decoder.

yarn clean
yarn
yarn build

To compile and watch the browser bundle, run:

yarn dev:sandbox

This will launch an ssl webserver that runs at https://localhost:1234, with a small demo app that shows how to use various HDWallet functionality.

We use Zeit Now for continuous deployment of this sandbox app. On pull requests, the builder will publish a new version of that app with the changes included (for example #68). Try out the latest build here: https://hdwallet.shapeshift.now.sh/

yarn
yarn build
yarn test

The integration tests have been set up to run either against a physical KeepKey with debug firmware on it, or in CI pointed at a dockerized version of the emulator. Trezor and Ledger tests run against mocks of their respective transport layers.

See our developer guidelines here.