multiversx-dapp-frontend
MultiversX dApp Frontend Integration
Transform React applications into MultiversX blockchain dApps with wallet authentication, transaction signing, and smart contract interactions.
Prerequisites
The starter project already includes MultiversX SDK packages:
@multiversx/sdk-core- Core blockchain primitives@multiversx/sdk-dapp- React hooks and providers@multiversx/sdk-dapp-core-ui- Pre-built UI components@multiversx/sdk-dapp-utils- Utility functions
App Initialization
CRITICAL: Call initApp() BEFORE rendering the React application.
Modify src/main.tsx:
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