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Upgrade an existing PartyLayer app This guide targets React 3.1.2+, SDK 0.20.1+ and session 1.1.10+. Start from a working application and lockfile, commit that state, and use a branch. Transfer existing network, wallet, theme and authentication settings before replacing a connection boundary. Choose

Vanilla JS Use PartyLayer without React by working directly with the PartyLayerClient. This is the foundation the React hooks are built on. Creating a Client typescript Copy import { createPartyLayer } from '@partylayer/sdk'; const client = createPartyLayer({ network: 'mainnet', app: { name: '

wagmi for Canton developers If you have built an EVM frontend, you already know most of the shape of a Canton one. This page maps what you know onto what PartyLayer gives you, and then spends most of its length on the places where the analogy stops working, because those are the ones that cost time.

Wallet balances Canton holdings are private contracts. Read them through your authorized application backend or a wallet that supports ledgerApi, then pass the typed result to the standard account panel. PartyLayer does not invent a public balance endpoint or silently count an unavailable read as a

WalletModal WalletModal is a multi-state modal dialog that guides users through the wallet connection flow. It displays available wallets, handles the connection process, and shows success, error, or installation states. 💡 Tip ConnectButton uses WalletModal internally. Use WalletModal direc

Wallets & Adapters PartyLayer includes built-in wallet adapters and supports custom adapters for any Canton wallet. Wallets are discovered through the registry and CIP-0103 native provider detection. The default catalog is included with the kit; no per-wallet installation is required. Custom adapter