Entry Function Integration
Write into the block
frontend/
├───components
│ └───ui
├───entry-functions
├───lib
├───utils
├───view-functions
├───App.tsx
├───index.tsxFirst navigate to the entry-functions Directory and create a new TypeScript file in this directory. You might name it something like integrateContract.ts.
import { InputTransactionData } from "@aptos-labs/wallet-adapter-react";
// Function to create an entry with the new arguments
export type CreateArguments = {
name: string;
timestamp: string;
};
export const createEntry = (args: CreateArguments): InputTransactionData => {
const { name, timestamp } = args;
return {
data: {
function: "0xYourContractAddress::your_module::your_function_name", // Replace with your actual contract address and module::function name
functionArguments: [name, timestamp],
},
};
};
Here Replace,
0xYourContractAddress with your contract address (module address)
your_module with your module name (contract name)
your_function_name with your function name you need to call.
Here's how you can set up main.tsx with QueryClientProvider and the necessary imports:
npm install @tanstack/react-query
Then in App.tsx the function createEntry should be called like this
Import these modules to integrate successfully
Initialize useQueryClient like this:
This is the function to handle the transaction
Then just call the function in like you normally do
Example App.tsx

Now the move contract is successfully integrated
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