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@lodestar/api
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This package is part of ChainSafe's Lodestar project
Typescript REST client for the Ethereum Consensus API
The REST client extends the native Fetch API, it behaves very similar in terms of error and response handling. It returns the same Response object with additional methods to simplify usage and it allows to override all Request options if needed.
import {getClient} from "@lodestar/api";
import {config} from "@lodestar/config/default";
const api = getClient({baseUrl: "http://localhost:9596"}, {config});
const res = await api.beacon.getStateValidator({stateId: "head", validatorId: 0});
const validator = res.value();
console.log("The validator balance is: ", validator.balance);
You will need to go over the specification.
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A Typescript REST client for the Ethereum Consensus API
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