🕹 w3kit: a web3 toolkit in rust

tl;dr

• 🛠 this package contains an ongoing library and set of scripts for several blockchains.
• 💡 for a rusty boilerplate for running stat searchers, check coingator.

installation

as a package

cargo install w3kit

for development

to build the library from this GitHub repository you can run:

make build

note that all cargo commands relevant to this work are encoded in the Makefile.

creating a .env

create an .env file:

cp .env.example .env vim .env

then add the config for the desired chain:

PROVIDER_URL_WS= PROVIDER_URL_HTTP=

ethereum

retrieve an account's balance

through an http connection:

```

w3kit http -b ethereum -a 0xbA4C081942E6a25cAF87c5489B91b449c67f3078

✅ connecting to "ethereum" ✅ retrieving balances... 💰 account 0xba4c081942e6a25caf87c5489b91b449c67f3078 👉 0.0672775267238201 ETH ```

through a websocket connection:

```

w3kit ws -b ethereum -a 0xbA4C081942E6a25cAF87c5489B91b449c67f3078

✅ connecting to "ethereum" ✅ retrieving balances... 💰 account 0xba4c081942e6a25caf87c5489b91b449c67f3078 👉 0.0672775267238201 ETH ```

arbitrum

retrieve an account's balance

through an http connection:

```

w3kit http -b arbitrum -a ```

through a websocket connection:

```

w3kit ws -b arbitrum -a ```

avalanche

retrieve an account's balance

through an http connection:

```

w3kit http -b avalanche -a ```

through a websocket connection:

```

w3kit ws -b avalanche -a ```

near

retrieve an account's balance

through an http connection:

```

w3kit http -b near -a ```

through a websocket connection:

```

w3kit ws -b near -a ```

optimism

retrieve an account's balance

through an http connection:

```

w3kit http -b optimism -a ```

through a websocket connection:

```

w3kit ws -b optimism -a ```

polygon

retrieve an account's balance

through an http connection:

```

w3kit http -b polygon -a ```

through a websocket connection:

```

w3kit ws -b polygon -a ```

solana

retrieve an account's balance

through an http connection:

```

w3kit http -b solana -a ```

through a websocket connection:

```

w3kit ws -b solana -a ```