Signing Transactions

The Enoki SDK uses the wallet-standard to allow signing transactions to be handle the same way it is done with other wallets. You can use the useSignAndExecuteTransaction hook from dapp-kit to sign and execute transactions

Example

Consider the following code example. Unseen here, the SuiClientProvider wraps the root of this app and the Enoki wallets are already registered through the wallet standard. Doing this enables the wallet related hooks from dapp-kit to work with Enoki.

When the user taps or clicks the Sign and execute transaction button, if the currently connected wallet is an Enoki wallet, the Enoki SDK will automatically generate a signature for the transaction, before it is executed with dapp-kit.

import { Transaction } from '@mysten/sui/transactions';
import { useSignAndExecuteTransaction } from '@mysten/dapp-kit';
 
function Demo() {
	const { mutateAsync: signAndExecuteTransaction } = useSignAndExecuteTransaction();
 
	async function handleButtonClick() {
		const transaction = new Transaction();
		// Add some commands to the transaction...
 
		// Executes the transaction using the currently connected wallet
		const { digest } = await signAndExecuteTransaction({
			transaction,
		});
	}
 
	return <button onClick={handleButtonClick}>Sign and execute transaction</button>;
}

Unlike other wallets, signing does not require confirmation to approve the transaction. In a production app, you should provide logic that informs the user they are performing a transaction and allow them to cancel it if it was unintended.