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WalletConnect/walletconnect-docs

★ 613 · CSS · MIT · updated Oct 2024

WalletConnect Documentation

This is the source repo for docs.walletconnect.com — a Docusaurus site covering WalletConnect's AppKit, Sign, Notify, and related protocols across web, iOS, Android, React Native, and Flutter. It's for developers integrating wallet connectivity into their apps. The primary language listed as CSS is misleading; the actual content is MDX documentation.

- Broad platform coverage is genuinely thorough — separate doc trees for wagmi, ethers, ethers5, Solana adapters, and per-platform (React, Next, React Native, Flutter, iOS, Android) rather than one-size-fits-all pages

- PlatformTabs component is a practical solution for the multi-SDK docs problem — synced tab state via groupId means readers don't re-select their platform on every page

- RPC reference section covers 14+ chains (Solana, Cosmos, Starknet, XRPL, etc.) with specifics, not just Ethereum — useful for non-EVM integration work

- Migration guides exist for moving from RainbowKit and Anza adapter, which signals they track ecosystem churn rather than leaving developers stranded

- Last push October 2024 — WalletConnect has been actively releasing AppKit updates since then, so this repo is likely behind the actual SDK state and will give you stale integration instructions

- The directory structure duplicates the same docs across react/, next/, react-native/ etc. with minimal diffing — any content error gets copied to 6 places, and it's unclear if updates are applied consistently across all of them

- No visible automated link checking or doc-to-SDK version pinning — the DocSearch crawl cadence mention is for search indexing only, not correctness

- This is a documentation repo, not an SDK — you can't learn how anything actually works by reading the source; all the interesting protocol logic lives elsewhere, making this a poor choice for understanding WalletConnect internals

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