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    create-web3-provider

Easily create a web3 provider from scratch.


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create-web3-provider

Create a web3 provider from scratch, with minimal to no configuration.

You can then pass the created provider directly into the Web3 constructor.

Installation

npm install create-web3-provider
# or
yarn install create-web3-provider

Example Usage

const cw3p = require('create-web3-provider');
// Create an infura-backed provider on the mainnet.
let provider = cw3p();
// Create an infura-backed provider on the ropsten network.
provider = cw3p({network: 'ropsten'});
// Same, but use websockets.
provider = cw3p({ws: true, network: 'ropsten'});
// Create an infura-backed provider using your own API key.
provider = cw3p({infuraKey: 'MySecretInfuraKey'});
// Create a provider connected to 'http://localhost:8545'
provider = cw3p({uri: 'http://localhost:8545'});
// Create a provider connected to a websocket.
provider = cw3p({uri: 'ws://mydomain.com/path'});
// Create a provider connected to an IPC path.
provider = cw3p({uri: '/path/to/provider.ipc', net: require('net')});

// Full options:
cw3p({
	// Network to connect to. May be 'main', ''mainnet', 'ropsten', or 'rinkeby'.
	network: String,
	// Infura project ID, if not connecting to a custom provider.
	infuraKey: String,
	// Use websocket infura endpoint instead of HTTP.
	ws: Boolean,
	// Connect to a custom provider.
	// May be an http://, https://, ws://, wss:// or IPC path.
	// IPC paths require the 'net' option as well.
	uri: String,
	// If using an IPC path, set this to `require('net')`
	net: Object,
	// Array of {name: ..., value: ...} HTTP or websocket headers.
	headers: Array,
	// Timeout for HTTP or websocket requests, in ms.
	timeout: Number
});

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Last updated on 04 Aug 2021

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