New Transaction APIs & Bug Fixes - v0.6.3
What's Changed
- Adding features from Antelope v3.1 by @aaroncox in #29
- PrivateKey generation fixes by @jnordberg in #31
APIClient
Support for the following API endpoints are included in this newest release.
compute_transaction
Accepts a Transaction type object, submits it to the defined API server, and returns a response which can be used to estimate network resource costs.
await client.v1.chain.compute_transaction(transaction)Documentation | Implementation
get_transaction_status
Accepts a Checksum256 (Transaction ID) type parameter and returns the status of the transaction.
await client.v1.chain.get_transaction_status(transaction_id)Documentation | Implementation
send_transaction2
Accepts a SignedTransaction type object and submits it to the defined API server.
Defaults
Utilizes the new /v1/chain/send_transaction2 API endpoint to submit a transaction.
await client.v1.chain.send_transaction2(signedTransaction)Return Failure Traces
Enable or disable the return of failure traces. Defaults to a value of true, even if not specified. Set to false to disable.
await client.v1.chain.send_transaction2(signedTransaction, {
return_failure_trace: true,
})Transaction Retry
Allows a transaction to be retried for a number of blocks (0.5 seconds per block). Using this feature will await the specified number of blocks to ensure the transaction makes it on to the network.
await client.v1.chain.send_transaction2(signedTransaction, {
// Enable Retry
retry_trx: true,
// Number of blocks to retry
retry_trx_num_blocks: 10,
})Documentation | Implementation
