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# Example Integration

### Example app

This [repo](https://github.com/zofinance/zo-integration-examples/tree/main/react-ui) includes an example app that integrates the widget

### Stack

* **React 18** + **TypeScript** + **Vite**
* **@zofai/trading-widget** – ZO trading UI and components
* **@mysten/dapp-kit-react** + **@mysten/sui** – Sui wallet connection (mainnet)
* **UnoCSS** – styling (Tailwind-style utilities + shadcn preset)
* **Jotai** – state (via widget `appStore`)
* **TanStack Query** – data fetching

### Setup

```
pnpm install
```

### Scripts

| Command        | Description              |
| -------------- | ------------------------ |
| `pnpm dev`     | Start dev server (Vite)  |
| `pnpm build`   | Production build         |
| `pnpm preview` | Preview production build |

### Project structure

* `src/main.tsx` – App bootstrap: Jotai, React Query, DAppKit, and root `<App />`
* `src/App.tsx` – Layout with header (brand, RPC settings, connect button) and full-height `<TradingWidget />`
* `src/dapp-kit.ts` – Mysten dApp Kit config (Sui mainnet/testnet gRPC URLs and type registration)

### Requirements

* The widget expects to run inside the providers set up in `main.tsx`: `JotaiProvider` (with `appStore`), `QueryClientProvider`, and `DAppKitProvider`.
* Import the widget styles: `@zofai/trading-widget/style.css`


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