Comparison To Other Libraries

There are a multiple options when it comes to React libraries for Ethereum that help manage wallet connections, provide utility methods/hooks, etc.

Overview#

	wagmi	web3-react	useDApp	web3modal
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Supported Frameworks	React, Vanilla JS	React	React	Vanilla JS
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wagmi#

Pros#

• 20+ hooks for working with wallets, ENS, contracts, transactions, signing, etc.
• Built-in wallet connectors for MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet, and Injected
• Caching, request deduplication, and persistence powered
• Auto-refresh data on wallet, block, and network changes
• Test suite running against forked Ethereum network
• TypeScript ready and extensive documentation
• WAGMIT License (web3 MIT)

Cons#

• Not as many connectors as web3-react

web3-react#

Pros#

• Supports many different connectors (conceptually similar to wagmi's connectors)
• Basic hooks for managing account
• Used by Uniswap and some other popular projects

Cons#

• Need to set up connectors and method for connecting wallet on your own
• Need to install connectors separately
• Almost no tests or documentation; infrequent updates
• GPL-3.0 License

useDApp#

Pros#

• Auto-refresh on new blocks and wallet changes
• Multicall support
• Transaction notifications
• Chrome extension and Firefox add-on
• MIT License

Cons#

• Uses web3-react
• Non-standard hook API
• Lack of TypeScript generics support
• Almost no tests

web3modal#

Pros#

• UI component for connecting wallet
• Supports many different connectors
• MIT License

Cons#

• Cannot be used headlessly
• No hooks for interacting with Ethereum, fetching information, etc.
• Almost no tests and infrequent updates