New blog post. I need to find a way to make links linking to Warpcast to open using the frames sdk, (when the page is rendered as a frame), because now you get Warpcast in a frame if you follow them.

New blog post. I need to find a way to make links linking to Warpcast to open using the frames sdk, (when the page is rendered as a frame), because now you get Warpcast in a frame if you follow them.

https://blog.vrypan.net/2025/03/03/farcaster-in-coinbase-wallet/

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Should work using this? https://docs.farcaster.xyz/developers/frames/v2/spec#actions-openurl

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I think, when the page is rendered as a frame, I need to find all links to `warpcast.com` and override them with `actions.openUrl`.

I'm sure it's terrible js code, but this worked for me. Absolute links are opened using openURL, relative ones remain in the frame.

(If someone wants to rewrite it and fix the 100 errors I'm sure I'm doing, be my guest.)

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brilliant! looks pretty to me but asked Claude to clean it up

https://www.snippets.so/snip/pEYN4tAGPY

I'm sure it's terrible js code, but this worked for me. Absolute links are opened using openURL, relative ones remain in the frame.

(If someone wants to rewrite it and fix the 100 errors I'm sure I'm doing, be my guest.)

https://snippets.so/snip/-kpKMSu3dp

yea. a bit of a pain but haven't thought of a great way to solve this other than frontend library components (i.e. React)

Yeah I think that sounds right; using the SDK to open a url in a frame will take them to either their default browser or Warpcast destination afaik