Bitroot's EVM RPC
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Bitroot supports the standard
Request
HTTP method: always “GET”.
header: accept: application/json
header: content-type: application/json
body (JSON):
id: an arbitrary string identifier.
jsonrpc: always “2.0”.
method: endpoint name (e.g. “eth_sendRawTransaction”).
params: an array that differs from endpoint to endpoint.
Response
body (JSON):
id: the same identifier in request.
jsonrpc: always “2.0”.
result: an object that differs from endpoint to endpoint.
eth_sendRawTransaction
Sends a signed transaction.
Parameters:
string
The hex-encoding of the signed transaction.
Result:
string
The transaction hash.
bitroot_associate
Sends a transaction to establish association between the signer’s Bitroot address and EVM address on-chain.
Parameters:
object
A custom object containing a string message and the v, r, s of the signed message.
Object Schema:
eth_getTransactionReceipt
Gets the receipt of a sent transaction
Parameters:
string
The transaction hash.
Result:
object
eth_getTransactionByBlockNumberAndIndex
Gets transaction by the block number and the index of the transaction in the block
Parameters:
string
The block number, which can either be a hexadecimal number, or one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Bitroot due to its instant finality.
string
The transaction index as a hexadecimal number.
Result:
object
eth_getTransactionByBlockHashAndIndex
Gets transaction by the block hash and the index of the transaction in the block.
Parameters:
string
The block hash.
string
The transaction index as a hexadecimal number.
Result:
object
eth_getTransactionByHash
Gets transaction by the transaction hash.
Parameters:
string
The transaction hash.
Result:
object
eth_getTransactionCount
Gets the number of transactions sent by the account
Parameters:
string
The address to look up.
string
The block number, which can either be a hexadecimal number, or one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the number of transactions.
eth_getBalance
Gets the balance in wei (i.e. 10^-12 ubrt) of the account
Parameters:
string
The address to look up.
string
The block number or hash, which can be one of 1. block hash, 2. hexadecimal block number, 3. one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, “pending”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the wei balance.
eth_getCode
Gets EVM code stored at the account address
Parameters:
string
The address to look up.
string
The block number or hash, which can be one of 1. block hash, 2. hexadecimal block number, 3. one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, “pending”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the code binary.
eth_getStorageAt
Gets value at given key of the account
Parameters:
string
The address to look up.
string
The hexadecimal form of the key.
string
The block number or hash, which can be one of 1. block hash, 2. hexadecimal block number, 3. one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, “pending”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the storage value.
eth_getProof
Gets the IAVL proof (note: not a MPT proof) of the given keys for an account.
Parameters:
string
The address to look up.
string[]
The hexadecimal form of the keys.
string
The block number or hash, which can be one of 1. block hash, 2. hexadecimal block number, 3. one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, “pending”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
Result:
object
An object with data from the IAVL proof.
Object Schema:
eth_getBlockTransactionCountByNumber
Gets the count of EVM transactions (i.e. excluding native Cosmos transactions) in a block by its number.
Parameters:
string
The block number, which can be one of 1. block hash, 2. hexadecimal block number, 3. one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, “pending”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Bitroot due to its instant finality.
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the count.
eth_getBlockTransactionCountByHash
Gets the count of EVM transactions (i.e. excluding native Cosmos transactions) in a block by its hash.
Parameters:
string
The block hash.
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the count.
eth_getBlockByHash
Gets the block metadata and/or its EVM transactions by block hash
Parameters:
string
The block hash.
bool
Whether to include transactions in the response.
Result:
string
eth_getBlockByNumber
Gets the block metadata and/or its EVM transactions by block number.
Parameters:
string
The block number, which can be one of 1. block hash, 2. hexadecimal block number, 3. one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, “pending”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
bool
Whether to include transactions in the response.
Result:
string
eth_getBlockReceipts
Gets an array of EVM transaction receipt in a block by block number
Parameters:
string
The block number, which can be one of 1. block hash, 2. hexadecimal block number, 3. one of “safe”, “finalized”, “latest”, “pending”, or “earliest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
Result:
object[]
eth_blockNumber
Gets the latest committed block number.
Parameters:
None
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the block number.
eth_chainId
Gets the chain ID.
Parameters:
None
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the chain ID.
eth_coinbase
Gets the fee collector address.
Parameters:
None
Result:
string
The address of the fee collector.
eth_feeHistory
Gets fee history over the requested block range.
Parameters:
string
The number of blocks to look at, in either decimal or hexadecimal form.
string
The block number, which can either be a hexadecimal number, or one of “safe”, “finalized”, or “latest”. Note that “safe”, “finalized”, and “latest” mean the same thing on Sei due to its instant finality.
float[]
The reward percentiles.
Result:
object
The fee history over the requested block range.
eth_gasPrice
Gets the 50% percentile of gas prices in the most recent block.
Parameters:
None
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the gas price.
net_version
Gets the version (equal to Chain ID).
Parameters:
None
Result:
string
The hexadecimal form of the chainID.
web3_clientVersion
Parameters:
None
Result:
string
The RPC node’s runtime version.
Note that log filters are subject to the following limits by default:
10000 logs in one response if block range is open-ended
2000 blocks to query over if block range is close-ended
Your RPC provider may tweak these limits.
eth_newFilter
Creates a new log filter for later queries.
Parameters:
object
Result:
string
The newly created filter’s ID.
eth_newBlockFilter
Creates a new block filter for later queries.
Parameters:
None
Result:
string
The newly created filter’s ID.
eth_getFilterChanges
Gets all the updates since the filter was last queried.
Parameters:
string
The filter ID.
Result:
string[] OR object[]
eth_getFilterLogs
Get all logs for a given log filter, including the logs that have been returned before.
Parameters:
string
The filter ID.
Result:
object[]
eth_getLogs
Get all logs for the given filter criteria.
Parameters:
object
Result:
object[]
When using this query, the logIndex
is not unique. These queries are also limited to 2000 blocks or 10,000 logs (whichever comes first). If 10,000 logs are returned, it’s recommended to split and re-run the query in smaller chunks to ensure all logs are captured. There are no warnings when these limits are exceeded.
eth_uninstallFilter
Removes a created filter.
Parameters:
string
The filter ID.
Result:
bool
Whether the filter existed.
eth_estimateGas
eth_call
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