Greg on Warpcast

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Playing around with an idea for a React library that makes building frontends for smart contracts a lot easier, inspired by Radix Primitives (https://www.radix-ui.com/) Not sure if it's even feasible (sooo many potential use cases to think through) but at least an interesting challenge https://i.imgur.com/5mXdRph.png

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Does this make sense to you devs? Thinking it could be good for rapid prototyping, solidity devs who want to make a nice simple frontend for their contracts, or new devs to mess around with building on open smart contracts

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Making progress. Video demo on the bird app https://twitter.com/gregskril/status/1630007251183325185

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@boris-backedby

Very cool idea! I think Contract.Input and Contract.Button need to be wrapped in Contract.Function which would validate the number and types of inputs as you’re working. Packaging the wagmi usePrepareContractWrite>useContractWrite>useWaitForTransaction stack into Contract.Function would be so much easier for new de

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@warpcastadmin.eth

can you just make wagmi hooks more usable instead? maybe marry them with react suspense? the back and forth of "write" and "loading" and "data" is stupid, especially if there are multiple contracts and calls to them within the same component

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vincent pfp

So if Wagmi is "React hooks for Ethereum", this is like "Bootstrap for smart contracts"?

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Darryl Yeo 🛠️ (at Devcon)

Building this for blockhead.info (written in Svelte, not React). <input pattern> and native Form Validation API are your friends

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Zach Kolodny pfp

Add a callback prop for potential output and I’d use it

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David Furlong pfp

I think this is a really really great idea.

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san pfp

yes totally. Great prototyping use case, import as provider to your app, pass alchemy key and use components. I saw some of such projects last year like web3-components web3-react - I might be getting the exact names wrong but those don't seem to be maintained well.

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Sooooo many use cases

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IMO the killer app for web3 frontend stuff right now is: How can the app developer further control the wallet experience. Like, you can build the greatest web3 app ever and along comes a Metamask user who will have a nightmare experience completely out of the app dev‘s control.

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Evan Stewart pfp

Could be an interesting use case!

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