> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bitski.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# SDK Overview

Bitski's JavaScript SDK is a standalone library which makes it easy to connect your Dapp to Bitski's OAuth2
authentication/authorization flow, and provides users a well-known interface for interacting with Web3 via username
and password.

Unlike other Web3 SDKs, Bitski doesn't have an opinionated approach to interacting with EVM-based chains
like Ethereum, and works generally as a provider for any Web3-compatible library.

### Example Usage

Below includes examples of signing in with Bitski via our SDK and leveraging our provider to sign a message via the most common
EVM-based libraries today.

<Card title="ethers.js" icon="hexagon-image" color="#4FA936" href="https://github.com/BitskiCo/bitski-js/tree/main/examples/ethers">
  See an example of Bitski + ethers.js. This approach is recommended if you prefer to use JSON RPC Methods via the ethers's providers' `send` function.
</Card>

<Card title="web3.js" icon="chart-network" color="#4FA936" href="https://github.com/BitskiCo/bitski-js/tree/main/examples/web3js">
  See an example of Bitski + web3.js. This approach is recommended if you prefer to have JSON RPC Methods abstracted via function calls.
</Card>

<Card title="viem" icon="rocket" color="#4FA936" href="https://github.com/BitskiCo/bitski-js/tree/main/examples/viem">
  See an example of Bitski + viem. This approach is recommended if you prefer a Typescript-safe and more opinionated framework of working with Web3 calls.
</Card>

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<Note>
  For more info on Bitski's JavaScript SDK, see our [Github repo](https://github.com/BitskiCo/bitski-js).
</Note>