To transfer an amount to other address, use the wallet.transfer method and pass in the address you want to send to and the amount to send.
const accounts = await fuel.accounts();
const account = accounts[0];
const wallet = await fuel.getWallet(account);
const toAddress = Address.fromString(addr);
const gasConfig = await getGasConfig(wallet.provider);
const response = await wallet.transfer(toAddress, amount, assetId, {
...gasConfig,
});
console.log("Transaction created!", response.id); You can list the assets in the wallet using window.fuel.assets().
const assets = await fuel.assets();
console.log("Assets ", assets); To add custom Assets, use the wallet.addAssets method and pass in the Asset[] you want to add.
await fuel.addAssets(assets); To listen to asset events, you can use the fuel.events.assets event.
const handleAssetsEvent = (assets: Asset[]) => {
setAssets(assets);
};
useEffect(() => {
fuel?.on(fuel.events.assets, handleAssetsEvent);
return () => {
fuel?.off(fuel.events.assets, handleAssetsEvent);
};
}, [fuel]); In a React app you can use the useAccount hook as shown below to check the account balance for a specific asset.
import { useAccount } from '@fuel-wallet/react';
// ...
const { accountAddress } = useAccount();
const { balance } = useBalance({
address: accountAddress,
assetId: '0x000000000...',
});
console.log(balance);
// 0004990000