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ethers-opt

v1.0.10

Published

Collection of heavily optimized functions for ethers.js V6

Readme

ethers-opt

NPM Version Statements

Collection of heavily optimized functions for ethers.js V6

Features

  • Various functions and classes extending utility of ethers.js

  • Custom fixtures / tasks for hardhat to improve scripting (for more info see ./src/hardhat/README.md)

  • Inherited classes ( Provider, Signer ) to address multiple known issues of ethers.js

  • Provider (JsonRpcProvider) returns FeeData from node as-is without multiplication for various usage

  • FeeData optimized for BNB Chain & Polygon network, it fixes buggy behavior of what ethers.js provider does by default

  • Static network by default with network validation without any additional functions, just use the class provision as-is

  • Multicall provider inherited and enabled by default.

  • Contract calls are aggregated to multicall if they don't specify any additional override params ( like blocktags, only the latest block call will be aggregated )

  • Helpful batching class to fetch historic data ( like logs ) at the maximum speed

TO-DO

  • [x] Test cases

  • [x] Basenames support / Universal Resolver support for ETH ENS

  • [] ENS support for alternative chains? ( Like BNB Chain for example )

  • [] Optimism Deposit / Withdrawal ( aka Fault Proof )

  • [] Arbitrum Deposit / Withdrawal

  • [] Test EIP-7702

  • [] Example blockchain indexer

  • [] Port for Viem

  • [] Network that checks if common contracts (Multicall, OpGasPriceOracle) exists

Quick Start

import { Provider, ProxySigner } from 'ethers-opt';

async function main() {
    const provider = new Provider('https://rpc.mevblocker.io', undefined, {
        chainId: 1,
    });

    // VoidSigner can't sign but useful to populate transaction objects btw
    const signer = ProxySigner.fromAddress((await provider.resolveName('vitalik.eth') as string), provider);

    console.log(await signer.populateTransaction({ to: signer.address, value: 0n }));
}
main();

Integrations