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Passport

Table of Contents

Pre-requisites

Install dependencies for the workspace

yarn install

Quick Start Guide

All commands below need to be run in the context of the passport package in the ./sdk folder unless specified otherwise. Read more about context here.

Running in dev mode:

yarn dev

Running the Passport SDK Sample App with the Passport SDK supporting hot reloading:

# Run dev mode at root
yarn dev @imtbl/passport

# Run the Passport SDK Sample App in a new terminal
# Context: passport-sdk-sample-app in ./sdk-sample-app
yarn dev

# Alternatively, you can run both commands in one terminal via the below concurrent yarn script
# Context: passport-sdk-sample-app in ./sdk-sample-app
yarn dev-with-sdk

Building to the ./sdk/dist directory:

yarn build

Running all jest tests:

yarn test

Running changed tests on save in watch mode:

yarn test:watch

Linting:

yarn lint

Typechecking:

yarn typecheck

About

Passport is a blockchain-based identity and wallet system that caters to the needs of Web3 games. It offers a persistent identity that accompanies users across Web3 games, ensuring a consistent configuration across all applications.

Passport also comes equipped with a non-custodial wallet as a default option for each user, ensuring a transaction experience comparable to web2 standards.

The Passport sample application is a simple NextJS web app that provides a basic UI for many of the features in the Passport SDK. It can also be used to locally test any changes to the SDK.

Read more about the Passport SDK here

Sample App Usage

IMX workflows

For all IMX workflows, you are required to log in with Passport before you can interact. You can do this with the dedicated Login button in the Passport Methods group, or be prompted when you first click the Connect button in the IMX Workflow group. if this is your first time setting up Passport, you will need to click the Register User button before interacting with any of the other workflows.

ZkEvm workflows

All ZkEvm workflows except eth_requestAccounts and eth_sendTransaction do not require you to be logged in and can be executed without having a connected Passport wallet. Specifically for eth_sendTransaction however, you must call eth_requestAccounts first. Some function calls, such as eth_gasPrice and eth_getBalance will return a value prefixed by 0x - these are in hexidecimal format and must be converted to base 10 if you are looking for the actual number.

Logging out

The sample app will keep authentication tokens in local storage and attempt to silently re-authenticate you if they are expired. If you wish to clear your authentication token in order to change accounts or environments, you can use the Logout button under Passport Methods.