Removed Functions

AI Agent SDK

3.2 Get transaction by address

Retrieve a list of transactions for the specified blockchain address from the Crypto.com developer platform within a specified block range.

Query

• Arguments

  address (str): The blockchain address to query (CronosIds with the `.cro` suffix are supported).
  startBlock (int): The starting block number to get transactions from. The maximum range is 10,000 blocks.
  endBlock (int): The ending block number to get transactions to. The maximum range is 10,000 blocks.
  session (str, optional): Session identifier for pagination. Defaults to "".
  limit (str, optional): Maximum number of transactions to return. Defaults to "20".

• Example Query

  "Get transactions of <example-address> from block <example-start-block> to <example-end-block>"

Response

• Returns

  str: A formatted string containing the list of transactions.

• Example Response

  The transactions for the address <example-address> are:
  
  * Transaction 1: 
    - Block Number: <example-block-number>
    - Transaction Hash: <example-transaction-hash>
    - Status: <example-status>
    - From: <example-from>
    - To: <example-to>
    - Value: <example-value>
  
  * Transaction 2:
    ...

Example Code

from crypto_com_agent_client import Agent

agent = Agent.init(
    llm_config={
        "provider": "OpenAI",
        "model": "gpt-4",
        "provider-api-key": "sk-proj-example-key",
        "temperature": "float-controlling-output-randomness",
    },
    blockchain_config={
        "api-key": "your-crypto.com-developer-platform-api-key",
        "private-key": "your-private-key",
        "sso-wallet-url": "your-sso-wallet-url",
        "timeout": "timeout-in-seconds-for-API-calls-default-20s")
    },
)
response = agent.interact("Get transactions of <example-address> from block <example-start-block> to <example-end-block>")
print(response)

Developer Platform Client SDK

3.1 Get Transactions By Address

Fetches transactions for a specific wallet address.

Note: Click to see how to get an explorer API key.

Python

Function Name

get_transactions_by_address

Query

• Arguments

  address (str): The address to get transactions for (CronosIds with the `.cro` suffix are supported, e.g. `xyz.cro`)
  explorer_key (str): The explorer API key
  session (str): The session to get transactions for
  limit (str): The limit of transactions to get
  startBlock (Optional[int]): The starting block number to get transactions from. (The maximum number of blocks that can be fetched is 10,000)
  endBlock (Optional[int]): The ending block number to get transactions to. (The maximum number of blocks that can be fetched is 10,000)

• Example Code

  from crypto_com_developer_platform_client import Transaction
  
  transations = Transaction.get_transactions_by_address('example-address', 'example-explorer-api-key')
  print(transations)

Response

• Returns

  The transactions for the address.

• Errors

  ValueError: If the Transaction class is not initialized with a Client instance.

• Example Return

  { 'status': 'Success', 'data': { 'transactions': [ example-array ], 'pagination': { 'totalRecord': example-number, 'totalPage': example-number, 'currentPage': example-number, 'limit': example-number, 'session': 'example-session' } } }

TypeScript

Function Name

getTransactionsByAddress

Query

• Arguments

  {string} address: Wallet address (or CronosId `.cro`).
  {string} explorerKey: Blockchain explorer API key.
  {string} [session]: Pagination session.
  {string} [limit='20']: Result limit.
  {number} [startBlock]: Start block (optional).
  {number} [endBlock]: End block (optional).

• Example Code

  import { Transaction } from '@crypto.com/developer-platform-client';
  
  const transactions = await Transaction.getTransactionsByAddress('example-address', 'example-explorer-api-key')
  
  console.log(transactions);

Response

• Returns

  {Promise<ApiResponse<TransactionsByAddress>>}: A promise that resolves to the transactions result

• Example Return

  {
    status: 'Success',
    data: {
      transactions: [
  	example-array
      ],
      pagination: {
        totalRecord: example-number,
        totalPage: example-number,
        currentPage: example-number,
        limit: example-number,
        session: 'example-session'
      }
    }
  }

5.1 Get Contract ABI

Fetches the ABI (Application Binary Interface) of a smart contract.

Note: Click to see how to get an explorer API key.

Python

Function Name

get_contract_abi

Query

• Arguments

  contract_address (str): The address of the smart contract.
  explorer_key (str): The API key for the blockchain explorer (either Cronos or Cronos zkEVM).

• Example Code

  from crypto_com_developer_platform_client import Contract
  
  abi = Contract.get_contract_abi('example-contract', 'example-explorer-api-key')
  print(abi)

Response

• Returns

  The ABI of the smart contract.

• Errors

  ValueError: If the Contract class is not initialized with a Client instance.

• Example Return

  {'status': 'Success', 'data': {'abi': ['example-abi']}}

TypeScript

Function Name

getContractABI

Query

• Arguments

  {string} contractAddress: The smart contract address.
  {string} explorerKey: The API key for the blockchain explorer.

• Example Code

  import { Contract } from '@crypto.com/developer-platform-client';
  
  try {
    const abi = await Contract.getContractABI('example-address');
    console.log(abi);
  }
    catch(err) {
    console.log(err);
  }

Response

• Returns

  {Promise<ApiResponse<ContractAbi>>}: A promise that resolves to the ABI of the contract.

• Errors

  {Error} If the ABI retrieval fails.

• Example Return

  {
    status: 'Success',
    data: {
      abi: [
  example-abi      
      ]
    }
  }