daohaus

@daohaus/abis

**Abis** is a simple package providing quick access to all of the main moloch v3 contract abis.

@daohaus/abi-utilities

`@daohaus/abi-utilities`

@daohaus/baal-contracts

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@daohaus/common-utilities

Our **Common Utilities** package is a set of helper tools and utilities that are used throughout our libraries and apps. This includes things like our constants, types that are commonly shared across packages, and various utilities and helper functions.

@daohaus/connect

**DAOhaus Connect** provides a drop-in component for handling wallet connection. It includes additional functionality such as notifying users of unsupported networks, switching networks, and displaying ens data. It also includes a top-of-page navigation c

@daohaus/connect-context

**DAOhaus Connect Context** is a base package for `@daohaus/connect` and will rarely be used without that package. It provides the core functionality while the connect package provides the UI features.

@daohaus/contract-utilities

Daohaus contract utilties for interacting with the Baal contracts

@daohaus/contract-utils

The `contract-utils` package consists of TypeScript wrappers for our primary contracts. While you will read state data from `moloch-v3-data`, `contract-utils` equips you with instances of the contract and access to a set of helpers for making function cal

@daohaus/dao-data

This library was generated with [Nx](https://nx.dev).

@daohaus/data-fetch-utils

data-fetch-utils provides a subset of utilities primarily utilized within our data libraries. These are key functions required for making API calls to fetch data from a range of sources such as our subgraphs, IPFS, or any other data points we access. This

@daohaus/form-builder

Our DAOhaus apps utilize many forms, and we decided to build a Form Builder tool that can be used to scaffold React forms. Form Builder is designed to take in a form configuration and then leverages existing UI elements and other scaffolding to output a f

@daohaus/form-builder-base

**form-builder-base** is a base package for `@daohaus/form-builder` and will rarely be used without that package. It provides the core functionality while the form-builder package provides the UI features.

@daohaus/keychain-utils

keychain-utils is a comprehensive reference point for managing chain-specific DAO data. It provides an easy way to retrieve a list of constants for any given chain. These constants include contract addresses, API endpoints, TheGraph endpoints, and block e

@daohaus/moloch-v3-context

**DAOhaus moloch-v3-context** provides a drop-in context for react applications that can provide data scoped to a provided dao address with hooks for accessing that data in your application components.

@daohaus/moloch-v3-data

The `moloch-v3-data` package was developed to encapsulate our subgraphs, empowering you to perform common queries across diverse entities with ease. The library is designed with optimization at its core, transforming the data you receive into a highly use

@daohaus/moloch-v3-fields

The moloch-v3-fields package is a collection of custom field components used by [@daohaus/form-builder](https://github.com/HausDAO/monorepo/tree/develop/libs/form-builder) when rendering forms.

@daohaus/moloch-v3-hooks

The moloch-v3-hooks pakage is a collection of react hooks you can use fetch and store data and the use it in components anywhere in your application, like:

@daohaus/moloch-v3-legos

Code Legos are static javascript objects that contain metadata used by Form Builder and Tx-Builder. The metadata is used to render UI elements, create transactions and interact with external smart contracts.

@daohaus/moloch-v3-macro-ui

A set of fully functional DAO user interface React components that allow you to rapidly develop complex DAO apps.

@daohaus/profile-data

Profile data provides a simple query to get data related to a single address. This could include an ENS and [Lens Protocol](https://lens.xyz/) profile data.

@daohaus/test-icon

This library was generated with [Nx](https://nx.dev).

@daohaus/tx-builder

This feature allows your React application to easily make transactions with all the JavaScript app lifecycle functions baked-in to trigger error and success messages, along with other cool features. Transactions are at the core of our platform, so we desi