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ens-utils

v1.0.0

Published

A set of utility methods for working with ens that I didn't see in any other library

Downloads

3

Readme

A library of ENS utilities

A set of utility methods for working with ens that I didn't see in any other library

Overview

A work in progress for improving the ens research workflow. This package currently uses the Moralis API for calls to the ethereum blockchain.

Getting Started

Install the package using your preferred package manager

yarn add eth-utils
// or
npm i eth-utils

setup your Moralis server by creating an account. If using node, you can use the [dotenv package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/dotenv) to not expose environment variables to your public files. Below is an example setup configuration.

import "dotenv/config"

/* Moralis init code */
const serverUrl = process.env.MORALIS_SERVER_URL
const appId = process.env.MORALIS_APP_ID
const masterKey = process.env.MORALIS_MASTER_KEY

/* Configuration Object */
const config: MorlisAPIOptions = {
    serverUrl,
    appId,
    masterKey,
}

/* The in your async function, put this code at the top */
async function main() {
    await initializeServer(config)
    // ... other things with the library
}

a list of functions

Functions

getEnsBalance: returns the ENS balance of the user

getEns("0x20a6F27E11EdC08D32C21454b4625EECfB22Bb21").then((e) => console.log(e))

Author: qazalin