How to use @ledgerhq/hw-transport-node-hid-singleton - 3 common examples
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ArkEcosystem / desktop-wallet / src / renderer / services / ledger-service.js View on Github 
async listenForLedger () {
if (this.listeningForLedger) {
return
}
this.listeningForLedger = true
this.transport = await LedgerTransport.create()
this.ledger = new ArkLedger(this.transport)
this.listeningForLedger = false
}export const listenDevices = (): * =>
getEnv('EXPERIMENTAL_USB')
? Observable.create(TransportNodeHidSingleton.listen)
: Observable.create(TransportNodeHid.listen)() =>
getEnv('EXPERIMENTAL_USB')
? TransportNodeHidSingleton.open()
: TransportNodeHid.open(devicePath),
{ maxRetry: 4 },@ledgerhq/hw-transport-node-hid-singleton
Ledger Hardware Wallet Node implementation of the communication layer, using node-hid and node-usb
