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@amichain/chainlist

v0.1.6

Published

All evm chains info in a single place!

Downloads

24

Readme

Chainlist library

All evm chains info in a single place!

Install

Using npm

npm i @amichain/chainlist

Import (CommonJS):

const chainlist = require('@amichain/chainlist');

Import (Typescript):

import chainlist from '@amichain/chainlist';

Vanilla JS (not recommended)

<script src="https://cdn.staticdelivr.com/npm/@amichain/[email protected]/dist/chainlist.umd.cjs"></script>
<script>
	// You can access to `chainlist` here
	console.log(chainlist.getChain(1)); // Example
</script>

In this example, we are using staticdelivr CDN service (jsdelivr.net doesn't handle .cjs mimeType properly).

Usage

Get all chains

const allChains = chainlist.chains();

Get a single chain

(The chain ID can be a number or a string)

const ethereum = chainlist.getChain(1);

Get icon URL for the given chain ID

(The chain ID can be a number or a string)

const ethereumIconUrl = chainlist.getIconUrl(1);

This will return a generated URL from jsdelivr.net that make it able to use it regardless of raw GitHub cors policy.

Contribute

Please follow these instructions to add or update a chain:

Add your logo

  1. Prepare your logo:
    Prefer the SVG format and optimize the file with svgomg.net.
  2. Fork the @Amichain/chain-icons repository and add your logo to the folder corresponding to your file extension.
  3. Create a pull request.

Add chain data

  1. Prepare a JSON file containing your chain data:

    {
    	"chainId": 1,
    	"name": "Your chain name",
    	"rpc": ["https://rpc.yourchain.com"],
    	"ws": ["wss://optional-websocket-rpc.yourchain.com"],
    	"explorers": [
    		{
    			"name": "YourChain Explorer Name",
    			"url": "https://explorer.yourchain.com"
    		}
    	],
    	"nativeCurrency": {
    		"name": "YourCoin",
    		"symbol": "SYMBOL",
    		"decimals": 18
    	},
    	"website": "https://yourchain.com",
    	"icon": "<your-chain-id>.<your-logo-extension>",
    	"testnet": true,
    	"faucets": ["http://optional-faucet-url.yourchain.com"]
    }

    For testnet chains:

    • testnet: true is required.
    • faucets is required, but can be an empty array if there is no faucet.

    For mainNet chains:

    • testnet can be set to false but is not required.
    • faucets should not be added.

    For any chain:

    • ws is required, but can be empty if there is no WebSocket RPC.
    • icon should have the same extension as the logo added to @Amichain/chain-icons.
      Example: 1.svg for ethereum mainNet.
    • All other fields are required.
  2. Fork the @Amichain/chainlist repository and add your json file to /src/chains/<your-chain-id>.json.

  3. Create a pull request.