Hello everyone, fiber-pay v0.2.5 is out, and this release brings the ConnectButton component to @fiber-pay/react — a one-line drop-in for connecting a Fiber browser node with explicit passkey or password strategy.
What’s new
ConnectButton— A unified connect/disconnect button that works in standalone mode (<ConnectButton network="testnet" strategy="passkey" />) or pairs with an existinguseFiberNodehook for shared state across your app.useFiberNodehardening — Fixed StrictMode remount reliability so async state updates don’t get dropped during React effect re-runs.- Browser-wallet demo refresh — The demo app now uses a
ConnectButton-first auth flow, showing how the component fits into a real wallet console. - React Quick Card demo — A new capability walkthrough showcasing theming, custom dropdown panels, runtime snapshot checks, and
FiberPayQuickCardpayment integration.
What can be built
If you’re building a frontend that accepts Fiber payments, you can now add a connect button and payment card with a few imports — no need to wire up node lifecycle, passkey detection, or connection state yourself. The component handles the boilerplate and exposes hooks for customization when you need it.
The interesting calling-agent demo is built using such an SDK. You can also check out the browser-wallet and react-quick-card demos in the repo, or grab the package:
pnpm add @fiber-pay/react
Let me know if you try it out or have feedback on the API!