WalletClients

The type of client used by the wallet instance.

Properties

enum {
  http
  websocket
  ipc
}

WalletHttpClient

Wallet instance with rpc http/s client.

Wallet(.http)

WalletWsClient

Wallet instance with rpc ws/s client.

Wallet(.websocket)

WalletIpcClient

Wallet instance with rpc ipc client.

Wallet(.ipc)

TransactionEnvelopePool

Pool of prepared transaciton envelopes.

Properties

struct {
  mutex: Mutex = .{}
  /// DoublyLinkedList queue. Iterate from last to first (LIFO)
  pooled_envelopes: TransactionEnvelopeQueue
}

Node

LinkedList node.

TransactionEnvelopeQueue.Node

FindTransactionEnvelope

Finds a transaction envelope from the pool based on the transaction type and it's nonce in case there are transactions with the same type. This is thread safe.

Returns null if no transaction was found

Signature

pub fn findTransactionEnvelope(pool: *TransactionEnvelopePool, allocator: Allocator, search: SearchCriteria) ?TransactionEnvelope

AddEnvelopeToPool

Adds a new node into the pool. This is thread safe.

Signature

pub fn addEnvelopeToPool(pool: *TransactionEnvelopePool, node: *Node) void

UnsafeReleaseEnvelopeFromPool

Removes a node from the pool. This is not thread safe.

Signature

pub fn unsafeReleaseEnvelopeFromPool(pool: *TransactionEnvelopePool, node: *Node) void

ReleaseEnvelopeFromPool

Removes a node from the pool. This is thread safe.

Signature

pub fn releaseEnvelopeFromPool(pool: *TransactionEnvelopePool, node: *Node) void

GetFirstElementFromPool

Gets the last node from the pool and removes it. This is thread safe.

Signature

pub fn getFirstElementFromPool(pool: *TransactionEnvelopePool, allocator: Allocator) ?TransactionEnvelope

GetLastElementFromPool

Gets the last node from the pool and removes it. This is thread safe.

Signature

pub fn getLastElementFromPool(pool: *TransactionEnvelopePool, allocator: Allocator) ?TransactionEnvelope

Deinit

Destroys all created pointer. All future operations will deadlock. This is thread safe.

Signature

pub fn deinit(pool: *TransactionEnvelopePool, allocator: Allocator) void

Node

LinkedList node.

TransactionEnvelopeQueue.Node

Wallet

Creates a wallet instance based on which type of client defined in WalletClients. Depending on the type of client the underlaying methods of rpc_client can be changed. The http and websocket client do not mirror 100% in terms of their methods.

The client's methods can all be accessed under rpc_client. The same goes for the signer.

Signature

pub fn Wallet(comptime client_type: WalletClients) type

InitErrors

Set of possible errors when starting the wallet.

ClientType.InitErrors || error{IdentityElement}

Error

Set of common errors produced by wallet actions.

ClientType.BasicRequestErrors

PrepareError

Set of errors when preparing a transaction

Error || error{ InvalidBlockNumber, UnableToFetchFeeInfoFromBlock, MaxFeePerGasUnderflow, UnsupportedTransactionType }

AssertionErrors

Set of errors that can be returned on the assertTransaction method.

error{
            InvalidChainId,
            TransactionTipToHigh,
            EmptyBlobs,
            TooManyBlobs,
            BlobVersionNotSupported,
            CreateBlobTransaction,
        }

Eip3074Envelope

Eip3074 auth message envelope.

Properties

struct {
  magic: u8
  chain_id: u256
  nonce: u256
  address: u256
  commitment: Hash
}

SendSignedTransactionErrors

Set of possible errors when sending signed transactions

Error || Signer.SigningErrors || SerializeErrors

NonceManager

Nonce manager that use's the rpc client as the source of truth for checking internally that the cached and managed values can be used.

Properties

struct {
  /// The address that will get it's nonce managed.
  address: Address
  /// The current nonce in use.
  managed: u64
  /// The cached nonce.
  cache: u64
}

InitManager

Sets the initial state of the NonceManager.

Signature

pub fn initManager(address: Address) NonceManager

GetNonce

Gets the nonce from either the cache or from the network.

Resets the manager nonce value and the cache if the nonce value from the network is higher than one from the cache.

Signature

pub fn getNonce(self: *Self, rpc_client: *ClientType) ClientType.BasicRequestErrors!u64

IncrementNonce

Increments the manager by one.

Signature

pub fn incrementNonce(self: *Self) void

UpdateNonce

Gets the nonce from either the cache or from the network and updates internally.

Resets the manager nonce value and the cache if the nonce value from the network is higher than one from the cache.

Signature

pub fn updateNonce(self: *Self, rpc_client: *ClientType) ClientType.BasicRequestErrors!u64

ResetNonce

Resets the manager to 0.

Signature

pub fn resetNonce(self: *Self) void

Init

Sets the wallet initial state.

The init opts will depend on the client_type.
Also add the hability to use a nonce manager or to use the network directly.

const uri = try std.Uri.parse("http://localhost:6969/");
 
var buffer: Hash = undefined;
_ = try std.fmt.hexToBytes(&buffer, "ac0974bec39a17e36ba4a6b4d238ff944bacb478cbed5efcae784d7bf4f2ff80");
 
var wallet = try Wallet(.http).init(buffer, .{
    .allocator = testing.allocator,
    .network_config = .{
        .endpoint = .{ .uri = uri },
    },
}, true // Setting to true initializes the NonceManager);
defer wallet.deinit();

Signature

pub fn init(
    private_key: ?Hash,
    opts: ClientInitOptions,
    nonce_manager: bool,
) (error{IdentityElement} || ClientType.InitErrors)!*WalletSelf

AssertTransaction

Asserts that the transactions is ready to be sent. Will return errors where the values are not expected

Signature

pub fn assertTransaction(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    tx: TransactionEnvelope,
) AssertionErrors!void

AuthMessageEip3074

Converts to a message that the contracts executing AUTH opcodes can understand.
For more details on the implementation see here.

You can pass null to nonce if you want to target a specific nonce.
Otherwise if with either use the nonce_manager if it can or fetch from the network.
Memory must be freed after calling this method.

This is still experimental since the EIP has not being deployed into any mainnet.

Signature

pub fn authMessageEip3074(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    invoker_address: Address,
    nonce: ?u64,
    commitment: Hash,
) ClientType.BasicRequestErrors![]u8

FindTransactionEnvelopeFromPool

Find a specific prepared envelope from the pool based on the given search criteria.

Signature

pub fn findTransactionEnvelopeFromPool(self: *WalletSelf, search: TransactionEnvelopePool.SearchCriteria) ?TransactionEnvelope

HashAuthorityEip7702

Generates the authorization hash based on the eip7702 specification. For more information please go here

This is still experimental since the EIP has not being deployed into any mainnet.

Signature

pub fn hashAuthorityEip7702(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    authority: Address,
    nonce: u64,
) RlpEncodeErrors!Hash

GetWalletAddress

Get the wallet address.

Uses the wallet public key to generate the address.

Signature

pub fn getWalletAddress(self: *WalletSelf) Address

PoolTransactionEnvelope

Converts unprepared transaction envelopes and stores them in a pool.

This appends to the last node of the list.

Signature

pub fn poolTransactionEnvelope(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    unprepared_envelope: UnpreparedTransactionEnvelope,
) PrepareError!void

PrepareTransaction

Prepares a transaction based on it's type so that it can be sent through the network.\

Only the null struct properties will get changed.
Everything that gets set before will not be touched.

Signature

pub fn prepareTransaction(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    unprepared_envelope: UnpreparedTransactionEnvelope,
) PrepareError!TransactionEnvelope

RecoverAuthMessageAddress

Recovers the address associated with the signature based on the message.
To reconstruct the message use authMessageEip3074

Reconstructs the message from them and returns the address bytes.

Signature

pub fn recoverAuthMessageAddress(
    auth_message: []u8,
    sig: Signature,
) Signer.RecoverPubKeyErrors!Address

RecoverAuthorizationAddress

Recovers the address associated with the signature based on the authorization payload.

Signature

pub fn recoverAuthorizationAddress(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    authorization_payload: AuthorizationPayload,
) (RlpEncodeErrors || Signer.RecoverPubKeyErrors)!Address

SearchPoolAndSendTransaction

Search the internal TransactionEnvelopePool to find the specified transaction based on the type and nonce.

If there are duplicate transaction that meet the search criteria it will send the first it can find.
The search is linear and starts from the first node of the pool.

Signature

pub fn searchPoolAndSendTransaction(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    search_opts: TransactionEnvelopePool.SearchCriteria,
) (SendSignedTransactionErrors || AssertionErrors || error{TransactionNotFoundInPool})!RPCResponse(Hash)

SendBlobTransaction

Sends blob transaction to the network. Trusted setup must be loaded otherwise this will fail.

Signature

pub fn sendBlobTransaction(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    blobs: []const Blob,
    unprepared_envelope: UnpreparedTransactionEnvelope,
    trusted_setup: *KZG4844,
) !RPCResponse(Hash)

SendSidecarTransaction

Sends blob transaction to the network. This uses and already prepared sidecar.

Signature

pub fn sendSidecarTransaction(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    sidecars: []const Sidecar,
    unprepared_envelope: UnpreparedTransactionEnvelope,
) !RPCResponse(Hash)

SendSignedTransaction

Signs, serializes and send the transaction via eth_sendRawTransaction.

Returns the transaction hash.

Signature

pub fn sendSignedTransaction(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    tx: TransactionEnvelope,
) SendSignedTransactionErrors!RPCResponse(Hash)

SendTransaction

Prepares, asserts, signs and sends the transaction via eth_sendRawTransaction.

If any envelope is in the envelope pool it will use that instead in a LIFO order.
Will return an error if the envelope is incorrect

Signature

pub fn sendTransaction(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    unprepared_envelope: UnpreparedTransactionEnvelope,
) (SendSignedTransactionErrors || AssertionErrors || PrepareError)!RPCResponse(Hash)

SignAuthMessageEip3074

Signs and prepares an eip3074 authorization message. For more details on the implementation see here.

You can pass null to nonce if you want to target a specific nonce.
Otherwise if with either use the nonce_manager if it can or fetch from the network.

This is still experimental since the EIP has not being deployed into any mainnet.

Signature

pub fn signAuthMessageEip3074(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    invoker_address: Address,
    nonce: ?u64,
    commitment: Hash,
) (ClientType.BasicRequestErrors || Signer.SigningErrors)!Signature

SignAuthorizationEip7702

Signs and prepares an eip7702 authorization message. For more details on the implementation see here.

You can pass null to nonce if you want to target a specific nonce.
Otherwise if with either use the nonce_manager if it can or fetch from the network.

This is still experimental since the EIP has not being deployed into any mainnet.

Signature

pub fn signAuthorizationEip7702(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    authority: Address,
    nonce: ?u64,
) (ClientType.BasicRequestErrors || Signer.SigningErrors || RlpEncodeErrors)!AuthorizationPayload

SignEthereumMessage

Signs an ethereum message with the specified prefix.

The Signatures recoverId doesn't include the chain_id.

Signature

pub fn signEthereumMessage(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    message: []const u8,
) (Signer.SigningErrors || Allocator.Error)!Signature

SignTypedData

Signs a EIP712 message according to the expecification https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-712

types parameter is expected to be a struct where the struct keys are used to grab the solidity type information so that the encoding and hashing can happen based on it. See the specification for more details.

primary_type is the expected main type that you want to hash this message. Compilation will fail if the provided string doesn't exist on the types parameter

domain is the values of the defined EIP712Domain. Currently it doesnt not support custom domain types.

message is expected to be a struct where the solidity types are transalated to the native zig types. I.E string -> []const u8 or int256 -> i256 and so on. In the future work will be done where the compiler will offer more clearer types base on a meta programming type function.

Returns the signature type.

Signature

pub fn signTypedData(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    comptime eip_types: anytype,
    comptime primary_type: []const u8,
    domain: ?TypedDataDomain,
    message: anytype,
) (Signer.SigningErrors || EIP712Errors)!Signature

VerifyAuthMessage

Verifies if the auth message was signed by the provided address.
To reconstruct the message use authMessageEip3074.

You can pass null to expected_address if you want to use this wallet instance associated address.

Signature

pub fn verifyAuthMessage(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    expected_address: ?Address,
    auth_message: []u8,
    sig: Signature,
) (ClientType.BasicRequestErrors || Signer.RecoverPubKeyErrors)!bool

VerifyAuthorization

Verifies if the authorization message was signed by the provided address.\

You can pass null to expected_address if you want to use this wallet instance associated address.

Signature

pub fn verifyAuthorization(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    expected_address: ?Address,
    authorization_payload: AuthorizationPayload,
) (ClientType.BasicRequestErrors || Signer.RecoverPubKeyErrors || RlpEncodeErrors)!bool

VerifyMessage

Verifies if a given signature was signed by the current wallet.

Signature

pub fn verifyMessage(self: *WalletSelf, sig: Signature, message: []const u8) bool

VerifyTypedData

Verifies a EIP712 message according to the expecification https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-712

types parameter is expected to be a struct where the struct keys are used to grab the solidity type information so that the encoding and hashing can happen based on it. See the specification for more details.

primary_type is the expected main type that you want to hash this message. Compilation will fail if the provided string doesn't exist on the types parameter

domain is the values of the defined EIP712Domain. Currently it doesnt not support custom domain types.

message is expected to be a struct where the solidity types are transalated to the native zig types. I.E string -> []const u8 or int256 -> i256 and so on. In the future work will be done where the compiler will offer more clearer types base on a meta programming type function.

Returns the signature type.

Signature

pub fn verifyTypedData(
    self: *WalletSelf,
    sig: Signature,
    comptime eip712_types: anytype,
    comptime primary_type: []const u8,
    domain: ?TypedDataDomain,
    message: anytype,
) (EIP712Errors || Signer.RecoverPubKeyErrors)!bool

WaitForTransactionReceipt

Waits until the transaction gets mined and we can grab the receipt. It fails if the retry counter is excedded.

The behaviour of this method varies based on the client type.

If it's called with the websocket client or the ipc client it will create a subscription for new block and wait until the transaction gets mined. Otherwise it will use the rpc_client pooling_interval property.

Signature

pub fn waitForTransactionReceipt(self: *WalletSelf, tx_hash: Hash, confirmations: u8) (Error || error{
    FailedToGetReceipt,
    TransactionReceiptNotFound,
    TransactionNotFound,
    InvalidBlockNumber,
    FailedToUnsubscribe,
})!RPCResponse(TransactionReceipt)