Reference: Runtime API
Verify signatures against the shipped types. Code examples in these docs illustrate usage and intent. The authoritative signatures are the TypeScript types shipped with
@chainrender/client— your editor's autocomplete and the package's.d.tsfiles are the source of truth. Where an example and the shipped type differ, the shipped type wins.
@chainrender/client/runtime — rendering an app and turning declared actions into wallet transactions.
renderComponent({ rpc, router }, hash)→Promise<string>— render an app to HTML viarenderHash(a freeeth_call).renderComponent({ rpc, hash, context })— render with a presentation context (theme/palette/dims).buildActionRequest(action, inputs)→{ to, data, value }— construct-for-sign: the calldata is exactly the declared selector + args, nothing else.describeAction(action, inputs)→ a plain-language description for the user to review before signing.splitArgs(template)— parse an action's arg template ("$amount") into the structured form.- Wallet connection (EIP-6963) + the declared-action submit path.
All runtime hooks fail closed: no wallet → safe no-ops; a reverting render → an honest error, never a fabrication.