Function: isWalletUserRejection()

GalaChain core SDK 1.0.0-rc.8

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GalaChain core SDK 1.0.0-rc.8 / index / isWalletUserRejection

Function: isWalletUserRejection()

isWalletUserRejection(value): boolean

Defined in: packages/gala-core-sdk/dist/index.d.ts:3039

True when a wallet's error (or just its message text) says the person DECLINED the request in their wallet. This is exactly the test behind SIGNING_FAILED with params.reason === 'user_rejected', exported for wallet code outside the SDK (connect and registration flows, a v1 write path) so an app keeps no matcher of its own.

It is decided from the wallet's own fields first: a code of 4001 (EIP-1193), 'ACTION_REJECTED' (ethers) or 'USER_REJECTED', or name === 'UserRejectedRequestError' (viem). Only when those are absent is the wallet's TEXT read (message, Message, shortMessage, details, errorDetails, reason, up to three levels deep, or a bare string): "user rejected", "user denied", "user cancelled", "request rejected", "rejected by user", "rejected the request", "cancelled" / "canceled", or a "signature ... cancel" sentence. The wording fallback is a last resort for wallets that do not set codes; prefer code and name wherever you control the wallet.

An SDK error is never read by its text: a SIGNING_FAILED is a decline exactly when its params.reason is user_rejected, and every other SDK error is not one. The same holds for a plain-object VIEW of an SDK error ({ code: 'SIGNING_FAILED', params: { reason } }, the shape of an app's wrapper): a string code plus an object params is decided by the code alone, with the wallet code list above still honoured for a view that is not branded, and its English is never read. This works without instanceof, so it is safe across two copies of the SDK.

Parameters

value

unknown

Returns

boolean

Example

try {
  await wallet.connect();
} catch (error) {
  if (isWalletUserRejection(error)) return; // the person said no: not an error to report
  report(error);
}