@futureverse/wallet-signer-etherjs

Adapter exposing a Futureverse wallet as an ethers.js Signer.

Version

1.0.1

Published

2022-11-03

License

ISC

Status

fv-archived

npm

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@futureverse/wallet-signer-etherjs

Types

dist/index.d.ts

Maintainers

admin-futureverse, garethdainesnpm, jcsanpedro

Depends on

fp-ts · ethers · @sylo/io-ts · @lapo/asn1js · @polkadot/util

Recent versions

0.2.0 · 0.2.1 · 0.2.2 · 0.3.0 · 0.4.0 · 0.5.0 · 1.0.0 · 1.0.1

## Technical notes

Why use it

Legacy ethers v5 codebase that needs Pass support.

When to skip it

Modern code: use viem + @futureverse/wagmi-connectors.

Pairs with

• ethers — host

Gotchas

• Last published 2022; ethers v6 not officially supported.

Upstream README

Futureverse Wallet Signer for Ether.js

This is a signer for Ether.js that can be used with any provider.

Installation

NPM:

    npm install @futureverse/wallet-signer-etherjs --save

Yarn:

    yarn add @futureverse/wallet-signer-etherjs

Usage

import { getDefaultProvider } from "ethers"
import { FutureverseWalletSigner } from '@futureverse/wallet-signer'

const provider = getDefaultProvider()
const signer= new FutureverseSigner(provider)

Changing provider

You can change the provider at any time by calling connect on the signer.

const signer= new FutureverseSigner(oldProvider)
signer.connect(newProvider)

Auto connect

Enable auto connection on whitelisted domains

    const signer= new FutureverseSigner(provider, true)

Futureverse Wallet

By default, this signer will use the Futureverse Wallet, however you change this by initiliasing the FutureverseWalletSigner with a different URL:

    const signer= new FutureverseSigner(provider, false, 'https://wallet.your-implementation.com')

Requirements

• A provider is always required by default

Source: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@futureverse/wallet-signer-etherjs · captured 2026-05-02