You can create the instance of a Contract, which provides various methods like getBalance
listEntrypoint
and others discussed below.
import 'package:tezster_dart/tezster_dart.dart';
var contract = Contract(
rpcServer: "<https://mainnet.api.tez.ie>",// The rpc Node
address: "KT1DLif2x9BtK6pUq9ZfFVVyW5wN2kau9rkW");// address of contract on the network
you can call the getBalance
method on the instance of contract object which returns Future<String>
. you can also pass the optional name parameters in the method block
and chain
in this method.
var contract = Contract(
rpcServer: "<https://mainnet.api.tez.ie>",
address: "KT1DLif2x9BtK6pUq9ZfFVVyW5wN2kau9rkW");
String getBalance= await contract.getBalance();
We provide a method listEntrypoints
which can be used to get all the entry points in a contract this method returns the Future<List<String>>
.
Note : In case of single entry point contract the name of the entry point is default.
var contract = Contract(
rpcServer: "<https://mainnet.api.tez.ie>",
address: "KT1DLif2x9BtK6pUq9ZfFVVyW5wN2kau9rkW");
var entrypoint=await contract.listEntrypoints();
You can get the contract storage by creating the instance of Contract object and calling getStorage
method on it. In most cases you won’t need this, for production level apps we usually use blockchain indexers
to get contract storage. This method returns a Future<Map>
.
var contract = TezsterDart.getContract(
"<https://mainnet.api.tez.ie>", "KT1DLif2x9BtK6pUq9ZfFVVyW5wN2kau9rkW");
Map storage = await contract.getStorage();
We provide a method to call entry point on a deployed Contract. You can use callEntrypoint
by creating a signer first with the TezsterDart.createSigner
function.
You can pass the parameter in either Michelson, Micheline and Michelson Lambda format.
You can see the below examples.