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Polywrap Ethereum Provider
This package provides a Polywrap plugin for interacting with EVM networks.
The Ethereum Provider plugin implements the ethereum-provider-interface @ ens/wraps.eth:ethereum-provider@2.0.0 (see ../../interface/polywrap.graphql ). It handles Ethereum wallet transaction signatures and sends JSON RPC requests for the Ethereum wrapper.
Quickstart
Imports
>>> from polywrap_core import Uri >>> from polywrap_client import PolywrapClient >>> from polywrap_ethereum_provider import ethereum_provider_plugin >>> from polywrap_ethereum_provider.connection import Connection >>> from polywrap_ethereum_provider.connections import Connections >>> from polywrap_ethereum_provider.networks import KnownNetwork >>> from polywrap_client_config_builder import ( ... PolywrapClientConfigBuilder ... )
Configure Client
>>> ethreum_provider_interface_uri = Uri.from_str("ens/wraps.eth:ethereum-provider@2.0.0")
>>> ethereum_provider_plugin_uri = Uri.from_str("plugin/ethereum-provider")
>>> connections = Connections(
... connections={
... "sepolia": Connection.from_network(KnownNetwork.sepolia, None)
... },
... default_network="sepolia"
... )
>>> client_config = (
... PolywrapClientConfigBuilder()
... .set_package(
... ethereum_provider_plugin_uri,
... ethereum_provider_plugin(connections=connections)
... )
... .add_interface_implementations(
... ethreum_provider_interface_uri,
... [ethereum_provider_plugin_uri]
... )
... .set_redirect(ethreum_provider_interface_uri, ethereum_provider_plugin_uri)
... .build()
... )
>>> client = PolywrapClient(client_config)
Invocation
>>> result = client.invoke(
... uri=ethreum_provider_interface_uri,
... method="request",
... args={"method": "eth_chainId"},
... encode_result=False,
... )
>>> print(result)
"0xaa36a7"
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