Instructions too complicated, add CDN method

[fulldecent]

Reference: https://docs.walletconnect.org/quick-start#for-web3-provider-web-3-js

yarn and npm install methods are provided. Then documentation recommends the import method.

import isn't even usable in browsers yet. Source: https://caniuse.com/#feat=es6-module-dynamic-import

Instead, the first and simplest example should show how to create a dapp using a JS file included from CDN (including SRI integrity hash).

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You are competing with MetaMask. They have a zero-step install process, keep that in mind.

[pedrouid]

Hi @fulldecent, thanks for the feedback.

However you have to consider that Metamask is a browser extension, that's why it's a zero-step install process. Any other wallet which is not a browser extension will require an install process from the developer. Which is not even common in Web 2.0 integrations, say you wanted to integrate with Twitter, that's not a zero-step install process.

Also most libraries refer to ES6 modules are not implying that majority of browsers support this but that majority of web apps are developed using a bundler like Webpack or Browserify to transpile the code to ES5 for production. This extremely common in front-end development with javascript. But I will take this into account and provide both ES5 and ES6 documentations.

[fulldecent]

Thank you for the quick reply. Most people are making applications at lightning speed. "Web design" is including Bootstrap from CDN and copy-pasting code. I hope dapps will be just as convenient.

[pedrouid]

You can spin-up a webapp with React / Angular / Vue in one CLI command and deploy it right away. NPM packages are more popular than CDN distribution for front-end libraries today. This is not a Dapp specific problem, you will find this with most if not all javascript libraries nowadays. But I will add a CDN distribution in the future.