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The @apophis-sdk/walletconnect-signer package implements a signer that uses WalletConnect to connect to a mobile wallet. It is currently only supported on mobile devices.

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Usage

The WalletConnect signer differs rather dramatically from the other signers due to the asynchronous dual-device nature of WalletConnect. If you use the complementary Cosmos Components package, it already handles WalletConnect for you, and you merely need to call Signer.register. But if you intend to build your own connection modal, there are some things to consider: 
import { signals } from "@apophis-sdk/core";
import { WalletConnectCosmosSigner } from "@apophis-sdk/walletconnect-signer";

const signer = new WalletConnectCosmosSigner({
  projectId: '...',
});

// Begins the WalletConnect flow.
signer.connect().then(() => {
  signals.signer.value = signer;
});

signer.state.subscribe(state => {
  switch (state.state) {
    case 'pending':
      hideSpinner();
      // The signer is still waiting for the second device to connect & approve.
      if (!state.uri) {
        console.warn('The URI should always be present if your WalletConnect project is properly configured.');
        return;
      }
      showQRCode(state.uri);
      break;
    case 'connected':
      hideSpinner();
      // The connection may have been restored from a previous session. This flag tells you if it was.
      // The Cosmos Components' Wallet Modal uses this to prevent immediately re-connecting if the
      // modal was opened with a previously connected WalletConnect session.
      if (state.restored) {
        // ...
      }
      break;
    case 'error':
      hideSpinner();
      showErrorToast(state.error);
      break;
    case undefined:
      // Initializing
      showSpinner();
      break;
  }
});
Note that the above code is a simplified example, with functions like showQRCode and showErrorToast that must be defined by you.
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