@exodus/remote-config

This module provides simplified access to remote config values

Install

npm i @exodus/remote-config

pnpm add @exodus/remote-config

yarn add @exodus/remote-config

bun add @exodus/remote-config

Usage

This feature is designed to be used together with @exodus/headless. See using the sdk.

Play with it

Open the playground
Try out the some methods via the UI. These corresponds 1:1 with the exodus.remoteConfig API.
Run await exodus.remoteConfig.get('assets.algorand.blockExplorer') in the Dev Tools Console.

API Side

See using the sdk for more details on how features plug into the SDK and the API interface in the type declaration .

const { addressUrl, txUrl } = await exodus.remoteConfig.get('core.wallet.sunsetAssets');
 
const config = await exodus.remoteConfig.getAll();

If you’re building a feature that requires values from the remote config, you can use remote-config-atoms to subscribe to slices of the remote config. The following example demonstrates how to use remote config atoms to create an atom that subscribes to the core.exchange.preferSameNetworkUsdThreshold value:

import { createRemoteConfigAtomFactory } from '@exodus/atoms';
 
// below definition can be shipped with a feature and depended on by other nodes by specifying 'sameNetworkUsdThresholdAtom' as dependency
const sameNetworkUsdThresholdAtom = {
  id: 'sameNetworkUsdThresholdAtom',
  factory({ remoteConfig }) {
    const createRemoteConfigAtom = createRemoteConfigAtomFactory({ remoteConfig });
    const atom = createRemoteConfigAtom({
      path: 'core.exchange.preferSameNetworkUsdThreshold',
      defaultValue: 42,
    });
 
    return atom;
  },
  dependencies: ['remoteConfig'],
};

UI Side

See using the sdk for more details on basic UI-side setup.

import { selectors } from '~/ui/flux';
 
const MyComponent = () => {
  const preferSameNetworkUsdThreshold = useSelector(
    selectors.remoteConfig.get('core.exchange.preferSameNetworkUsdThreshold')
  );
};