@lunch-money/ethereum-to-lunch-money
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A wrapper around Ethereum APIs for enabling Lunch Money to gather information about a user's wallet.
This repo exposes an interface for extracting balances for all ERC-20 tokens from an Ethereum wallet.
yarn
yarn test
There is also a script, get-balances.ts, that can be invoked to invoke the
client against a real wallet. It is invoked in the following way:
LM_ETHERSCAN_API_KEY=XXX LM_ETHEREUM_WALLET_ADDRESS=YYY ./bin/get-balances.ts
You can obtain a Etherscan API key by following the documentation here.
This package uses a fixed token list fetched as the token list that the 1inch
exchange uses, current as of 2021-08-15. Run the included script
./bin/refresh-token-list.sh to refresh the token list. Refreshing the token
list will require a new version of this package to be released.
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A wrapper around Ethereum APIs for enabling Lunch Money to gather information about a user's wallet.
The npm package @lunch-money/ethereum-to-lunch-money receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @lunch-money/ethereum-to-lunch-money popularity was classified as not popular.
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