Function useAccount

Returns {
    bankBalance: Writable<number>;
    citizenid: Writable<string>;
    fetchBalance: () => Promise<void>;
    fetchCitizenId: () => Promise<string>;
    fetchPhoneNumber: () => Promise<string>;
    fetchTransactions: () => Promise<void>;
    myPhoneNumber: Writable<string>;
    transactions: Writable<Transaction[]>;
    transactionsLoaded: Writable<boolean>;
}

• bankBalance: Writable<number>

• citizenid: Writable<string>

• fetchBalance: () => Promise<void>

• fetchCitizenId: () => Promise<string>

• fetchPhoneNumber: () => Promise<string>

• fetchTransactions: () => Promise<void>

• myPhoneNumber: Writable<string>

• transactions: Writable<Transaction[]>

• transactionsLoaded: Writable<boolean>

  False until the first transaction fetch has come back.

  Same signal createCrudStore exposes, for the same reason: an empty list is not the same statement as "this account has no transactions", and Bank used to make the second one while still waiting for the first.