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Detecting if a provider has a valid signer
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to check if a given provider has a valid signer (i.e., if I can send signed transactions with it?)
The reason for this is that I’m using web3-react, that injects an ethers provider. Besides this, my dapp connects to Infura by default, and then to MetaMask when the user clicks some button. So I want to be able to render some components when MetaMask is being used but not when using Infura (since it’s “read-only”).
Is this possible? Thanks!
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- Created 4 years ago
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For these purposes I thin the “part of state” makes the most sense, so I’m going to close this now. But please feel free to continue discussion or propose ideas (that don’t break the abstraction ethers tries to employ); I monitor closed issues. Or re-open it.
Thanks! 😃
@jparklev I just make part of the state of the application the fact that the user is connected or not. How you do this depends on your app, of course.