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@redstone-finance/rpc-providers

v0.4.0

Published

**Tested only with JsonRpcProviders**

Downloads

96

Readme

Magic providers, compatible with ethers.Provider interface

Tested only with JsonRpcProviders

ProviderWithFallback

  1. If the provider fails on some operation new provider is elected.
  2. If all providers fail on the same operation error is thrown.
  3. When we switch to the next provider, all operations are executed by it till it fails.
  4. Providers are elected by the sequence given in array. If array ends we start from the beginning.

ProviderWithAgreement

  1. Works like `ProviderWithFallback, with an exception for two methods.
  2. getBlockNumber asks all providers for blockNumber and then picks (default is median)
  3. call asks all providers for result
    • if at least N answers are the same, it returns call result
    • ignores all errors
    • as soon as it will receive N matching responses returns. (doesn't wait for the rest of the providers to finish)