References and tutorials for drag and drop and editor components to create decentralized applications without code
Project ID obtained by creating an "app" in Wallet Connect Cloud. Follow the instructions in the link.
https://cloud.walletconnect.com/appTitle of the modal when users are prompted from their wallets to login to the app.
Brief description of the application displayed to the user when the wallet prompts for login.
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Icon displayed in the modal prompt when user logs in next to the name and description.
Select between light and dark theme modals.
List of supported EVM networks where the dApp will operate. Limited to one network for the time being with future support for multiple (Q2, 2024)
HTML based form that allows you to call a smart contract method. You specify the ABI, method to call and then add internal input fields mapped to each of the attributes the method requires to be called.
The contract address 0x... This form will call t he smart contract with the given address on the network specified by the Web3 Connect Wallet Button so it needs to be present.
The JSON file with the interface of your smart contract. This file contains all the contract for each method and event within the smart contract.
Once the ABI file is uploaded you should be able to see in this dropdown all methods available to call from the form when the submit button is clicked.
Add the capabilites of only showing certain elements of the dApp to users who actually own certain NFTs. You can either specify a contract or individual IDs for which to allow access to the content of the container.
Checkbox to define if this container is subject to token gating rules.
Dropdown with the allowed contract types gating. As of today only NFTs with ERC721 and ERC1155 are supported.
The address of the NFT contract to verify 0x...
Optional field where you can specify IDs of token to be validated only. Left blank validates against any token within the contract.