How to use the @polkadot/extension-dapp.web3Accounts function in @polkadot/extension-dapp
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polkadot-js / apps / packages / react-api / src / Api.tsx View on Github 
private async loadOnReady (api: ApiPromise): Promise {
const [properties, _systemChain, _systemName, _systemVersion, injectedAccounts] = await Promise.all([
api.rpc.system.properties(),
api.rpc.system.chain(),
api.rpc.system.name(),
api.rpc.system.version(),
web3Accounts().then((accounts): InjectedAccountExt[] =>
accounts.map(({ address, meta }): InjectedAccountExt => ({
address,
meta: {
...meta,
name: `${meta.name} (${meta.source === 'polkadot-js' ? 'extension' : meta.source})`
}
}))
)
]);
const ss58Format = uiSettings.prefix === -1
? properties.ss58Format.unwrapOr(DEFAULT_SS58).toNumber()
: uiSettings.prefix;
const tokenSymbol = properties.tokenSymbol.unwrapOr('DEV').toString();
const tokenDecimals = properties.tokenDecimals.unwrapOr(DEFAULT_DECIMALS).toNumber();
const systemChain = _systemChain
? _systemChain.toString()@polkadot/extension-dapp
Provides an interfaces around the injected globals for ease of access by dapp developers.
