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TypeScript types for Ethereum providers, with types for every RPC method
This package provides types for Ethereum JSON RPC APIs. This includes:
import {
// The ethereum provider API interface, per EIP-1193 (https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1193#appendix-i-consumer-facing-api-documentation)
EthProvider,
/*** Enums ***/
EthMethod, // All ethereum RPC method names
EthEvent, // All standard event names emitted by the provider
EthProviderMessageType, // All types of messages sent by the `message` event
EthProviderRpcErrorCode, // Error codes
EthBlockNumberTag, // Block tags e.g. 'latest', 'earliest', 'pending
/*** Mappings ***/
EthMethodParams, // Mapping from EthMethod -> method parameters
EthMethodResults, // Mapping from EthMethod -> method results
EthEventParams, // Mapping from EthEvent -> Event parameters
EthProviderMessageData, // Mapping from EthProviderMessageType -> message data
/*** Interfaces ***/
// Ethereum transaction received from RPC (e.g. getTransactionByHash).
// This is the union of EthTransactionComplete and EthTransactionPending.
EthTransaction,
EthTransactionComplete, // Completed transaction (block number, etc, are NOT null)
EthTransactionPending, // Pending transaction (block number, etc. ARE null)
EthTransactionSend, // Transaction partial passed to eth_sendTransaction, eth_signTransaction
EthTransactionCall, // Transaction partial passed to eth_call
EthTransactionReceipt,
// Ethereum block received from RPC (e.g. getBlockByHash).
// This is the union of EthBlockComplete and EthBlockPending.
EthBlock,
EthBlockComplete, // Completed block (block number, etc. are NOT null)
EthBlockPending, // Pending block (block number, etc. ARE null)
// Ethereum log received from RPC (e.g. getLogs)
// This is the union of EthLogComplete and EthLogPending.
EthLog,
EthLogComplete, // Completed log (block number, etc. are NOT null)
EthLogPending, // Pending log (block number, etc. ARE null)
// Other
EthProviderMessage,
EthProviderRpcError,
EthProviderConnectInfo,
} from 'eth-provider-types';
You can use these types to create an Ethereum provider that is strongly typed:
import { EthProvider, EthMethod, EthTransactionReceipt } from 'eth-json-rpc-types';
class MyProvider implements EthProvider {
request({ method, params }) {
// ...
}
// ...
}
const provider = new MyProvider();
// Results and parameters are both typed based on EthMethod passed into `request`
const eth_accounts: string[] = provider.request({ method: EthMethod.eth_accounts });
const eth_getTransactionReceipt: EthTransactionReceipt = provider.request({
method: EthMethod.eth_accounts,
params: ['0x0...'],
});
// This will throw type errors because it has incorrect parameters
const eth_getBlockByHash = provider.request({
method: EthMethod.eth_getBlockByHash,
params: [123],
});
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TypeScript types for Ethereum providers, with types for every RPC method
The npm package eth-provider-types receives a total of 16 weekly downloads. As such, eth-provider-types popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that eth-provider-types demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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