Minimal nextjs example of creating a transaction, signing it with an arx chip, and broadcasting it
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This project is a minimal Next.js demo for creating, signing, and broadcasting Ethereum transactions using an Arx chip. It provides example code for both desktop (via QR code) and mobile (direct) signing workflows, leveraging the libhalo library. The demo is designed for developers looking to integrate Arx chip functionality into their applications, with clear steps for retrieving wallet addresses, signing transactions, and broadcasting them.
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