WizardConnect/docs/dapp.md

# Dapp integration

Dapp integration uses `@wizardconnect/dapp` (for session management and pubkey state) together
with `@wizardconnect/core` (for the relay connection and URI generation).

## DappConnectionManager

Manages a single dapp–wallet session. Handles the handshake, xpub storage, and sign request
round-trips. Most dapps only ever have one active session at a time.

```typescript
class DappConnectionManager extends EventEmitter {
  readonly pubkeyState: DappPubkeyStateManager;

  walletName: string | null;
  walletIcon: string | null;
  /** The agreed protocol name after handshake, e.g. "hdwalletv1". Null until wallet_ready. */
  protocol: string | null;

  constructor(dappName?: string, dappIcon?: string)

  /** Call from the RelayStatusCallback each time the relay status changes.
   *  Attaches the message listener exactly once (on first client seen).
   *  Triggers onConnected() on each "connected" event. */
  updateConnection(client: RelayClient | null, status: RelayStatus): void

  isWalletDiscovered(): boolean

  /** Get the next sequence number for a SignTransactionRequest. */
  nextSequence(): number

  /** Send a sign request and wait for the wallet's response.
   *  Rejects if the wallet returns an error or if the connection drops. */
  sendSignRequest(request: SignTransactionRequest): Promise<SignTransactionResponse>

  /** Send a UserDisconnect courtesy message to the wallet.
   *  Caller is responsible for calling dappRelay.cleanup() afterwards. */
  sendDisconnect(message?: string): Promise<void>

  // Events
  on("walletready",     (msg: WalletReadyMessage)                                    => void)
  on("messagesent",     (msg: ProtocolMessage)                                       => void)
  on("messagereceived", (msg: ProtocolMessage)                                       => void)
  on("disconnect",      (reason: DisconnectReason, message: string | undefined)      => void)
}
```

## Pubkey state — convenience delegation

`DappConnectionManager` delegates to `pubkeyState` for all pubkey operations. These methods
are also available directly on the manager:

```typescript
// Get a pubkey (derives on demand from xpub if not cached)
getPubkey(childIndex: number, index: bigint): Uint8Array | undefined

// Get all cached pubkeys for a path
getPubkeys(childIndex: number): Map<bigint, Uint8Array>

// Get/set the current address index for a path
getAddressIndex(childIndex: number): bigint
setAddressIndex(childIndex: number, index: bigint): void

// Get a smart "next index to use" (see pubkey-derivation.md)
getIndexToUse(childIndex: number, options?: { index?: bigint; reuseLast?: boolean }): bigint

// Get the min/max indices seen for a path
getIndexRange(childIndex: number): { min?: bigint; max?: bigint }

// Remove a used change address from the gap-fill queue
removeFromChangeQueue(index: bigint): void

// Get the stored xpub node (after wallet_ready)
getXpubNode(childIndex: number): HdPublicNodeValid | undefined
```

Child index values: `0` = receive, `1` = change, `7` = defi (Cauldron). These are
internal to the dapp layer; use `childIndexOfPathName()` to convert from `PathName` if needed.

## Session lifecycle

### Initial connect

```typescript
import { initiateDappRelay } from "@wizardconnect/core";
import { DappConnectionManager } from "@wizardconnect/dapp";

const dappMgr = new DappConnectionManager("My Dapp", "https://example.com/icon.png");

const relay = initiateDappRelay(
  (payload) => {
    dappMgr.updateConnection(payload.client, payload.status);
    // also update your own UI state here (connected/disconnected indicator)
  },
  { explicitRelayUrls: ["wss://relay.cauldron.quest:443"] },
);

// Show relay.uri as a QR code for the wallet to scan.
console.log("Scan this URI:", relay.uri);
```

### After wallet connects

```typescript
dappMgr.on("walletready", (msg) => {
  console.log("Wallet:", msg.wallet_name);
  // pubkeyState is now populated with xpub nodes.
  // You can start deriving addresses.
});
```

### Deriving addresses

```typescript
// Get the first receive address pubkey:
const RECEIVE = 0;
const pubkey = dappMgr.getPubkey(RECEIVE, 0n);  // derives from xpub if needed
```

See [pubkey-derivation.md](pubkey-derivation.md) for full details.

### Sending a sign request

```typescript
const seq = dappMgr.nextSequence();
const request: SignTransactionRequest = {
  action: RelayMsgAction.SignTransactionRequest,
  sequence: seq,
  time: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000),
  transaction: {
    transaction: { inputs, outputs, version: 2, locktime: 0 },
    sourceOutputs,
    userPrompt: "Confirm swap",
    broadcast: true,
  },
  inputPaths: [[0, "receive", 0], [1, "defi", 5]],  // [inputIndex, pathName, addressIndex]
};

try {
  const response = await dappMgr.sendSignRequest(request);
  console.log("Signed tx:", response.signedTransaction);
} catch (err) {
  console.error("Signing failed:", err.message);
}
```

`sendSignRequest` returns a Promise that resolves when the wallet sends back a
`sign_transaction_response` with the matching `sequence`. It rejects if the wallet sends an
error response.

### Disconnecting

```typescript
// Dapp-initiated: send courtesy message, then tear down the relay
await dappMgr.sendDisconnect("user closed the tab");
relay.cleanup();

// Listen for wallet-initiated disconnect or protocol mismatch:
dappMgr.on("disconnect", (reason, message) => {
  if (reason === DisconnectReason.ProtocolMismatch) {
    console.error("Protocol mismatch:", message);
  } else {
    console.log("Wallet disconnected:", reason, message);
  }
  relay.cleanup();
});
```

The `disconnect` event fires in two cases:
1. **Remote disconnect**: the wallet sent a `disconnect` message (any reason).
2. **Protocol mismatch**: `handleWalletReady` found no overlap between the dapp's and wallet's
   `supported_protocols`. The dapp automatically sends a `ProtocolMismatch` disconnect to the
   wallet before emitting the event.

### Reconnection

`updateConnection()` is called on every relay status change. When `status.status === "connected"`,
it calls `onConnected()` which waits for key exchange and then sends a fresh `dapp_ready`. The
`walletDiscovered` flag carries over reconnects (it is only reset by creating a new manager),
so the correct `wallet_discovered` value is sent on each reconnect.

## Using initiateDappRelay without DappConnectionManager

If you need lower-level control (e.g., in the test-cli), you can work directly with the
`RelayClient` and handle `wallet_ready` manually:

```typescript
const relay = initiateDappRelay(statusCallback, options);

relay.events.on("keyexchangecomplete", async (walletPubkey) => {
  // Key exchange done — wait for relay client to be fully ready
  while (!relay.client.isKeyExchangeComplete()) {
    await sleep(50);
  }

  relay.client.on("message", (msg) => {
    if (isDappReadyMessage(msg)) { /* ... */ }
    if (isWalletReadyMessage(msg)) { /* ... */ }
  });

  await relay.client.relay({ action: RelayMsgAction.DappReady, ... });
});
```

## Cauldron (cauldron-beta) implementation notes

Cauldron uses `DappConnectionManager` via a vendored adapter in `src/relay/RelayWalletDapp.ts`.
This adapter wraps `DappConnectionManager` to implement Cauldron's internal `Wallet` interface.

Key design points:
- `DappConnectionManager` is created per connection session (not a singleton).
- `updateConnection()` is called from the relay status callback.
- `getXpubNode(childIndex)` and `getPubkey(childIndex, index)` are the primary access patterns.
- Child indices are used internally (0/1/7); `childIndexOfPathName()` converts from PathName
  when processing `wallet_ready` data.