@fusyfox/web3-core v0.6.3-beta.6

web3-core

Core web3 utilities and components for interacting with EVM-compatible blockchains.

Components

Multicaller

The Multicaller is a utility class that allows you to batch multiple contract calls into a single transaction using the Multicall3 contract. This is useful for reducing the number of RPC calls and transactions needed to interact with multiple contracts.

Important: When using Multicaller, note that any contract method using msg.sender will see the Multicall3 contract address as the sender, not the user's address. This is because the Multicall3 contract is the one actually executing each call. Design your contract interactions accordingly.

Features

• Batch multiple contract calls into a single transaction
• Support for allowing specific calls to fail without reverting the entire transaction
• Automatic deployment address resolution based on chain ID
• TypeScript support with full type safety

Installation

npm install @fusyona/web3-core

Usage

1. Basic Usage:

import { Multicaller, to } from "@fusyona/web3-core";

// Initialize Multicaller with a provider (deployment is automatically detected from connected network)
const multicaller = await Multicaller.fromProvider(provider);

// Execute all calls in a single transaction
const tx = await multicaller.multicall(
    to(tokenA, "transfer", [recipient, amount]),
    to(tokenB, "transfer", [recipient, amount]),
);

2. With Signer:

// Use a specific signer for the transaction
await multiCaller
    .withSigner(signerAddress)
    .multicall(to(tokenA, "transfer", [recipient, amount]), to(tokenB, "transfer", [recipient, amount]));

3. Allowing Failures:

// The third parameter (true) allows this call to fail without reverting the transaction
await multicaller.withSigner(signerAddress).multicall(
    to(tokenA, "transfer", [recipient, amount]),
    to(tokenB, "mint", [recipient], true), // This call can fail
);

API Reference

Multicaller

• static fromProvider(provider: Provider, overrideAddress?: Address)

  • Creates a new Multicaller instance from an ethers Provider
  • Automatically detects the correct Multicall3 contract address for the network. You can optionally use a custom address

• withSigner(address: Address)

  • Returns a new Multicaller instance that will use the specified signer address

• multicall(...calls: Call[])

  • Executes multiple contract calls in a single transaction
  • Returns a ContractTransactionResponse

to Helper Function

The to helper function provides full type safety for contract interactions:

• contract: Accepts any ethers Contract instance. The function will infer all available methods from the contract's ABI
• method: Type-safe autocomplete for all methods available in the contract
• args: Type checking for method parameters, ensuring you pass the correct types and number of arguments
• allowFailure: Optional boolean to allow the specific call to fail without reverting the entire multicall

The function leverages TypeScript's type system to catch errors at compile time, such as:

• Calling non-existent contract methods
• Passing wrong argument types
• Missing required parameters
• Passing extra parameters

Supported Networks

The Multicaller is deployed and ready to use on the following networks:

• Sei Mainnet (Chain ID: 1329)
• BSC Testnet (Chain ID: 97)
• Sei Testnet (Chain ID: 1328)
• Sei Devnet (Chain ID: 713715)
• Base Sepolia (Chain ID: 84532)
• Sepolia (Chain ID: 11155111)

The deployment addresses are automatically detected based on the connected network. You can optionally override the address using the overrideAddress parameter in fromProvider.

Examples

1. Multiple Token Transfers:

await multicaller
    .withSigner(signerAddress)
    .multicall(to(tokenA, "transfer", [recipient, amount]), to(tokenB, "transfer", [recipient, amount]));

2. Multiple Token Mints:

await multicaller
    .withSigner(signerAddress)
    .multicall(to(tokenA, "mint", [recipient, amount]), to(tokenB, "mint", [recipient, amount]));

3. Mixed Token Operations:

await multicaller
    .withSigner(signerAddress)
    .multicall(
        to(tokenA, "transfer", [recipient, amount]),
        to(tokenB, "mint", [recipient, amount]),
        to(tokenC, "burn", [amount]),
    );