Hello @felipecamposfabel thanks for reporting. @vishnumad will you look into this issue? Thanks

You can provide a storage object as a constructor param in WalletMobileSDKEVMProvider, it just needs to conform to this interface and implement the set, getString, and delete functions.

const customStorage = {
  set: (key, value) => { ... },
  getString: (key) => { ... },
  delete: (key) => { ... }
};

const provider = new WalletMobileSDKEVMProvider({ storage: customStorage });

@bangtoven, @cb-jake - Any thoughts on just removing the react-native-mmkv dependency entirely and always having the consumer inject the storage object into the provider?

It's nice to have a default storage option with the SDK so that we don't have to provide one every time. It would be nice if we didn't need to import mmkv as a dependency in our project and that it would just work by importing the Coinbase SDK.

@vishnumad Thanks for the fast reply. Providing a custom storage works!

But calling await cbProvider.request({ method: 'eth_requestAccounts', params: [] }); on Android does not open up the Coinbase wallet (it works on iOS). I'm using:

configure({
  hostURL: new URL('https://wallet.coinbase.com/wsegue'),
  callbackURL: new URL('myscheme://'),
  hostPackageName: 'org.toshi',
});

EDIT: using Linking.openURL('https://wallet.coinbase.com/wsegue'); opens the Coinbase Wallet. So I'm not sure what's going on...

@felipecamposfabel Are you seeing any errors in console or in Android logcat?
Could you also try calling the initiateHandshake function directly and see if you're still seeing the same issue?

await initiateHandshake([
  {
    method: 'eth_requestAccounts',
    params: {}
  }
]);

@vishnumad There's nothing on logcat nor on the console. Tried initiateHandshake with no success either. The promise never resolves, apparently.

@felipecamposfabel I wasn't able to reproduce the issue using our example app. Would you be able to share an example where I can reproduce the issue?

@vishnumad I'll try to provide you with an App. In the meantime, after reinstalling my App on Android the app now crashes every time I call request. Here's the logcat:

--------- beginning of crash
03-08 09:55:52.308 10911 11058 F libc    : Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1 (SEGV_MAPERR), fault addr 0x718396cfe0 in tid 11058 (mqt_js), pid 10911 (m.xxx.app)

Also on iOS, on every reload of the app, the app freezes with a CoinbaseWalletSDK.configure should be called only once. Apparently the isConfigured/hasConfigured variable is not exposed for RN, so I need to close and reopen the app every time I need to reload...

@vishnumad Here it is: https://github.com/felipecamposfabel/coinbase

@felipecamposfabel Thanks for providing that example. I just released version 1.0.5 that should fix the issue you were running into with handshakes.

@vishnumad Thanks for the update. With version 1.0.5 the Android app connects to Coinbase Wallet. But every time the user cancels any request/transaction, when coinbase redirects to the app, it just crashes on Android. You can try it on the app I sent you.

EDIT: The app also crashes on iOS

Also, why do I need to persist the connected address myself (since it's undefined every time the app is relaunched)? Shouldn't the selectedAddress be synced with the storage?