Instantiate Etherspot SDK

Instantiating on all available chains

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Use the same private key or authentication method when instantiating an instance of the Etherspot SDK to generate the same Ethereum address across all chains!

Here we show you a basic example of how you could go about instantiating all the networks we support and make them available via a class.

import {
  Sdk as EtherspotSdk,
  NetworkNames,
} from 'etherspot';

class EtherspotService {
  instances: { [network: string]: EtherspotSdk } = {};
  
  init(privateKey: string): void {
    /**
    * You can use this space to do anything else
    * you're application may require to run.
    */ 
    
    // Mainnet
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Mainnet] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Mainnet });
      
    // Gnosis Chain (xDai)
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Xdai] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Xdai });
    
    // Binance Smart Chain
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Bsc] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Bsc });
        
    // Polygon, formerly known as Matic
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Matic] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Matic });
      
    // Fantom
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Fantom] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Fantom });
    
    // Aurora
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Aurora] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Aurora });
    
    // Avalanche
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Avalanche] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Avalanche });   
    
    // Arbitrum
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Arbitrum] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Arbitrum });  
    
    // Moonbeam
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Moonbeam] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Moonbeam }); 
      
    // Celo
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Celo] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Celo });
      
    // Fuse
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Fuse] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Fuse });
    
    // ArbitrumNova
    this.instances[NetworkNames.ArbitrumNova] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.ArbitrumNova });
      
    // Optimism
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Optimism] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Optimism });
      
    // Neon
    this.instances[NetworkNames.Neon] =
      new EtherspotSdk(privateKey, { networkName: NetworkNames.Neon });      
  }
}

Instantiating on a single chain

Below is some examples of how you would instantiate an instance on the Etherspot SDK on a single chain.

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