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Hi @ander-db Yes, most of the react apps use context API to store the web3auth data.
Please follow this example for more info -- https://github.com/Web3Auth/web3auth-web/tree/master/demo/react-app |
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Hello everyone! I've read the web3auth's guides, and in every example they create a Web3AuthCore with a simple login page. But non explains how to keep the Web3AuthCore data without reinitialize it every time a user moves to another page. I was expecting a React component that wraps the app, but I couldn't find it on the github. Maybe I'm missing something.
How do webapps persist the Web3AuthCore element, with LocalSotarage/Context API solution? Is the only way I've find out.
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