Update AppKit packages to the latest

Prerequisites

• Node & a package manager (npm, pnpm, or yarn).
• A project already using AppKit:

"dependencies": {
  "@reown/appkit": "1.8.1",
  "@reown/appkit-adapter-wagmi": "1.8.1"
}

More @reown/* packages can be used in your project. This is an example of a project using AppKit and Wagmi for EVM networks.

1. Find the latest AppKit version

Use the registry to read the current published version (do this once, and use the same number for every @reown/* package you install):

# npm
npm view @reown/appkit version

# pnpm
pnpm view @reown/appkit version

# yarn
yarn npm info @reown/appkit version

# bun
bun info @reown/appkit version

You can also eyeball the version on npm’s package page for @reown/appkit.

2. Update your dependencies (all @reown/* to the same version)

Replace X.Y.Z below with the version you just looked up.

npm

npm install \
  @reown/appkit@X.Y.Z \
  @reown/appkit-adapter-wagmi@X.Y.Z

AppKit publishes its packages in coordinated releases; mixing versions can cause subtle peer-dep and type mismatches, so keep @reown/* on the exact same X.Y.Z.

3. Pin in package.json (Optional)

If you prefer explicit pins (no carets), update package.json:

"dependencies": {
  "@reown/appkit": "X.Y.Z",
  "@reown/appkit-adapter-wagmi": "X.Y.Z"
}

Then reinstall to refresh your lockfile:

npm

rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json && npm install

4. Try Locally (Optional)

After updating dependencies, test the changes locally:

npm

npm run dev

5. Commit & CI

Commit package.json + the lockfile, and let CI run your build/tests.

6. Done ✅

That’s it. This keeps your AppKit stack consistent and aligned with the latest release.

All the releases information are available in the AppKit GitHub Releases.