feat: integrate FoxWallet

[ljunb]

Hello, we are the FoxWallet team, we hope to add FoxWalelt strategy to wallet-ts, you can learn more about our team at here.

This pull request includes the following features:

1. Support enabling users to interact with Cosmos-based chains directly from the app
2. Support getting account addresses, signing transactions, and sending transactions
3. Note: Currently only Cosmos addresses are supported, Ethereum addresses are not yet supported

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced support for FoxWallet, allowing users to create and manage this new wallet type.
  • Added enhanced wallet management capabilities for FoxWallet with transaction signing and broadcasting features.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved wallet detection and installation checks for FoxWallet within the Cosmos ecosystem.

• Documentation

  • Updated wallet strategy documentation to include details about the new FoxWallet functionality.

• Chores

  • Streamlined module imports for better code organization and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the wallet strategy implementation introduce the FoxWallet, enhancing the Cosmos wallet ecosystem. This includes the addition of a dedicated Fox class for wallet interactions, updates to recognize the new wallet type across existing functionalities, and improved error handling. These changes expand wallet options and streamline user transactions, ensuring a better integration experience with the Cosmos blockchain.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../CosmosWalletStrategy.ts	Added Wallet.FoxWallet; updated createWallet function to handle it.
.../strategies/wallet-strategy/strategies/Fox.ts	Introduced Fox class extending BaseConcreteStrategy for wallet interactions.
.../WalletStrategy.ts	Integrated Fox strategy into createStrategy function.
.../types/enums.ts	Added FoxWallet to Wallet enum.
.../utils/wallets/cosmos/utils.ts	Updated functions to recognize Wallet.FoxWallet.
.../utils/wallets/fox-wallet/FoxWallet.ts	New class for interacting with FoxWallet; defined essential wallet operations.
.../utils/wallets/fox-wallet/index.ts	Exported all functionalities from the FoxWallet module.
.../utils/wallets/index.ts	Added export statement for fox-wallet module.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant WalletStrategy
    participant FoxWallet
    User->>WalletStrategy: Select Wallet.FoxWallet
    WalletStrategy->>FoxWallet: Create Fox Wallet instance
    FoxWallet->>FoxWallet: Initialize with chainId
    FoxWallet-->>WalletStrategy: Return Wallet Instance
    WalletStrategy-->>User: Present FoxWallet options

🐰 In the meadow, bright and wide,
A new wallet takes a ride!
FoxWallet hops with ease and grace,
In Cosmos land, it finds its place.
With transactions flying high,
A happy rabbit waves goodbye! 🌟

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[billyjacoby]

Hey, we are doing some refactors on the wallet-ts package and will ping you here once the refactor is done.

[billyjacoby]

Hey @ljunb - our wallet refactor should be complete now. It looks like you were adding this as a cosmos wallet, so you should be able to add that to our new wallet-cosmos package. Have a look here and feel to to open a PR here and I'll be closing this one in the mean time.

[ljunb]

So if I want to use FoxWallet as a cosmos wallet, should I add it to the wallets directory as an independent package, such as wallets/wallet-foxwallet?

[billyjacoby]

Preferably in the wallet-cosmos package itself if it matches the same implementation as cosmos wallets and doesn't include any new dependencies. If this would require new dependencies then yeah creating a new wallet package would be the desired path. Take a look at how the wallet-cosmos package includes support for Leap, Keplr, and Ninji and see if that would work for you.

[ljunb]

Forgive me forgot how I tested it before. Is there an example that can quickly test the newly added wallet?

[billyjacoby]

You can find an example of the current cosmos wallet integration here. I would suggest to use that as a jumping off point after cloning the repo and running locally

[ljunb]

FoxWallet is a multi-chain wallet that not only supports the Cosmos ecosystem network. What do you think is the appropriate way to add it to this package😄?