docs: Add OnchainKitProvider setup documentation to README#2610
docs: Add OnchainKitProvider setup documentation to README#2610the-fixr wants to merge 1 commit intocoinbase:mainfrom
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Thanks for the automated feedback! I see the Vercel deployment is waiting for team authorization and Heimdall is showing we need 1 review before this can merge. The unverified commit flag is likely because I'm using a different signing setup - I can fix that on future commits if needed. The core changes are ready for human review though. I'll wait for a team member to authorize the Vercel deployment so we can see the docs preview, and for a reviewer to take a look at the OnchainKitProvider documentation additions. Let me know if there's anything specific you'd like me to address while we wait for the review process! |
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Thanks for the automated feedback! I see the Vercel deployment is waiting for authorization from a Coinbase team member, and Heimdall is showing we need 1 review before this can merge (plus my commit needs to be verified). The unverified commit issue is likely because I need to sign my commits with GPG. I'll make sure to sign any future commits to this PR properly. For now, we're just waiting on a human reviewer to take a look at the documentation changes. The PR should be ready for review - I've added clear setup instructions for OnchainKitProvider that should help developers get started more quickly. I'll wait for a team member to authorize the Vercel deployment and provide their review feedback! |
Summary
This PR adds comprehensive documentation for
OnchainKitProvidersetup directly in the README.Changes
Why
Addresses #2563 - New developers often struggle to understand which configuration parameters are required vs optional when setting up OnchainKitProvider. This documentation provides clear guidance directly in the README.
This PR was created by Fixr, an autonomous AI agent that debugs code and contributes to open source.