This library primarily enables configuring multiple RPC providers by priority. If one provider becomes unavailable, the library will seamlessly fallback to the next, ensuring uninterrupted requests until a provider successfully responds. This feature is particularly useful for ensuring stable and reliable connectivity to the Starknet network, even in case of provider downtime.
Compatibility Note: This version is only compatible with Starknet RPC v7. Please ensure that your Starknet network is running on RPC v7 to utilize the features provided by this library effectively.
- Connect to Starknet networks (
main
,sepolia
or a custom one). - Configure multiple RPC providers by priority with automatic fallback.
- Create and manage Starknet accounts.
- Create and manage RPC Provider.
Here's the refactored
Configuration
section of your README with the provided types for clarity:
The configuration involves several key objects that allow you to set up and customize your interaction with the Starknet blockchain. Below are details on the primary configuration objects and how to use them.
This configuration object defines the parameters needed to establish a connection to a specific Starknet network. It can be in one of two forms:
-
Standard network configuration
-
network
: Specifies the network to connect to. Acceptable values aremain
for the main network andsepolia
for the Sepolia test network. -
providers
: An array ofProviderConfig
objects that detail the blockchain providers you wish to use for connecting to the Starknet network. Providers will be used in the order they are listed, with automatic fallback to the next provider in case the current one is unavailable.
Example usage:
const starknetConnectConfig: StarknetConnectConfig = { network: 'main', // or 'sepolia' for the test network providers: [ { name: 'ALCHEMY', apiKey: 'your-alchemy-api-key' }, { baseUrl: 'https://private.custom-provider.com' } ] };
-
-
Custom network configuration
-
chainId
: The chain ID corresponding to the Starknet network, typically obtained fromconstants.StarknetChainId
, but can be custom. -
providers
: An array ofProviderConfig
objects that detail the blockchain providers you wish to use for connecting to the Starknet network.
Example usage:
const starknetConnectConfig: StarknetConnectConfig = { chainId: constants.StarknetChainId.MAINNET, providers: [ { name: 'INFURA', apiKey: 'your-infura-api-key' }, { baseUrl: 'https://private.custom-provider.com' } ] };
-
The ProviderConfig
type is a union of two types: ApiKeyProviderConfig
and URLProviderConfig
. It can take one of the following forms:
-
ApiKeyProviderConfig:
-
name
: The name of the provider, referenced using theProviderName
enum. -
apiKey
: The API key provided by the service.
Example usage:
const apiKeyProviderConfig: ApiKeyProviderConfig = { name: 'INFURA', apiKey: 'your-infura-api-key' };
-
-
URLProviderConfig:
-
baseUrl
: The base URL of the provider.
Example usage:
const urlProviderConfig: URLProviderConfig = { baseUrl: 'https://private.custom-provider.com' };
-
You can combine both ApiKeyProviderConfig
and URLProviderConfig
in the providers
array in the StarknetConnectConfig
object:
const starknetConnectConfig: StarknetConnectConfig = {
network: 'main',
providers: [
{
name: 'ALCHEMY',
apiKey: 'your-alchemy-api-key'
},
{
baseUrl: 'https://private.custom-provider.com'
}
]
};
To connect to a Starknet network:
import {StarknetConnect} from '@starkware-industries/starknet-connect';
const config = {
network: 'main',
providers: [
// Your provider configurations
]
};
const starknetConnect = StarknetConnect.create(config);
To create a new Starknet account, you can use the createAccount
method from the StarknetConnect
class. The createAccount
method takes an object of type AccountParams
, which includes the account's address, private key, and optional configuration for cairoVersion
and transactionVersion
.
The AccountParams
type defines the parameters required to create a Starknet account:
export type AccountParams = {
address: string;
privateKey: string;
cairoVersion?: types.CairoVersion; // Optional: Specify the Cairo version (if required)
transactionVersion?: ETransactionVersion.V2 | ETransactionVersion.V3; // Optional: Specify the transaction version (if required)
};
To create a new Starknet account, you can use the createAccount
method. Here's an example of how to use it:
const accountParams = {
address: '0x...', // The Starknet account address
privateKey: '0x...', // The private key for the Starknet account
cairoVersion: '0.1', // Optional: Specify the Cairo version, if needed
transactionVersion: ETransactionVersion.V2 // Optional: Specify the transaction version (V2 or V3)
};
const account = starknetConnect.createAccount(accountParams);
In the example above, the createAccount
method will return a new Account
instance, initialized with the specified parameters. The optional cairoVersion
and transactionVersion
can be used if specific versions are needed for the account.
To get the configured provider:
import {StarknetConnect} from '@starkware-industries/starknet-connect';
// Example provider configuration for StarknetConnect using the Provider enum
const starknetConnectConfig = {
network: 'main', // or 'sepolia' for the test network
providers: [
{
name: StarknetConnect.Provider.ALCHEMY,
apiKey: 'your-alchemy-api-key'
},
{
name: StarknetConnect.Provider.BLAST,
apiKey: 'your-blast-api-key'
},
{
name: StarknetConnect.Provider.CHAINSTACK,
apiKey: 'your-chainstack-api-key'
},
{
name: StarknetConnect.Provider.INFURA,
apiKey: 'your-infura-api-key'
}
]
};
// To create a connection with the above configuration
const starknetConnect = StarknetConnect.create(starknetConnectConfig);
// Use the getProvider() method to get the configured provider
const provider = starknetConnect.getProvider();
const txHash = '0x123...';
const transactionDetails = await provider.getTransactionByHash(txHash);
// Log the transaction details to the console
console.log(transactionDetails);