I Spent Hours in the DOM So You Don't Have To

Full source: github.com/tusharpamnani/midnight-wallet-kit When I started building frontends on Midnight, I hit a wall that nobody warned me about. The contracts were working. The proof server was running. The TypeScript SDK was integrated. And then I needed to connect a wallet. There was no proper documentation for Lace's Midnight provider. No fixed window.ethereum -style standard to follow. Just two browser extensions injecting objects into the DOM under different keys, with different method signatures, inconsistent behavior, and no specification to read. I spent hours inspecting window objects, console-logging provider payloads, and reverse-engineering what each wallet actually exposed before I could make a single connection work reliably. Every Midnight frontend developer hits this exact wall. Nobody should have to climb it twice. That's why I built midnight-wallet-kit . What the Problem Actually Looks Like If you've built on Ethereum, you know window.ethereum . It's a standard. You