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providerThe provider this is connected to, which will influence how its methods will resolve its async inspection methods.
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blockThe block number of the block that this transaction was included in.
This is null
for pending transactions.
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blockThe blockHash of the block that this transaction was included in.
This is null
for pending transactions.
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indexThe index within the block that this transaction resides at.
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hashThe transaction hash.
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typeThe [[link-eip-2718]] transaction envelope type. This is
0
for legacy transactions types.
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toThe receiver of this transaction.
If null
, then the transaction is an initcode transaction.
This means the result of executing the [[data]] will be deployed
as a new contract on chain (assuming it does not revert) and the
address may be computed using [[getCreateAddress]].
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fromThe sender of this transaction. It is implicitly computed from the transaction pre-image hash (as the digest) and the [[signature]] using ecrecover.
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nonceThe nonce, which is used to prevent replay attacks and offer a method to ensure transactions from a given sender are explicitly ordered.
When sending a transaction, this must be equal to the number of transactions ever sent by [[from]].
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gasThe maximum units of gas this transaction can consume. If execution exceeds this, the entries transaction is reverted and the sender is charged for the full amount, despite not state changes being made.
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gasThe gas price can have various values, depending on the network.
In modern networks, for transactions that are included this is the //effective gas price// (the fee per gas that was actually charged), while for transactions that have not been included yet is the [[maxFeePerGas]].
For legacy transactions, or transactions on legacy networks, this is the fee that will be charged per unit of gas the transaction consumes.
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maxThe maximum priority fee (per unit of gas) to allow a validator to charge the sender. This is inclusive of the [[maxFeeFeePerGas]].
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maxThe maximum fee (per unit of gas) to allow this transaction to charge the sender.
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maxThe [[link-eip-4844]] max fee per BLOb gas.
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dataThe data.
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valueThe value, in wei. Use [[formatEther]] to format this value as ether.
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chainThe chain ID.
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signatureThe signature.
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accessThe [[link-eip-2930]] access list for transaction types that
support it, otherwise null
.
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blobThe [[link-eip-4844]] BLOb versioned hashes.
Resolves to this transaction being re-requested from the provider. This can be used if you have an unmined transaction and wish to get an up-to-date populated instance.
Resolves once this transaction has been mined and has
%%confirms%% blocks including it (default: 1
) with an
optional %%timeout%%.
This can resolve to null
only if %%confirms%% is 0
and the transaction has not been mined, otherwise this will
wait until enough confirmations have completed.
Optional
_confirms: numberOptional
_timeout: numberReturns true
if this transaction has been included.
This is effective only as of the time the TransactionResponse was instantiated. To get up-to-date information, use [[getTransaction]].
This provides a Type Guard that this transaction will have non-null property values for properties that are null for unmined transactions.
Returns true if the transaction is a legacy (i.e. type == 0
)
transaction.
This provides a Type Guard that this transaction will have
the null
-ness for hardfork-specific properties set correctly.
Returns true if the transaction is a Berlin (i.e. type == 1
)
transaction. See [[link-eip-2070]].
This provides a Type Guard that this transaction will have
the null
-ness for hardfork-specific properties set correctly.
Returns true if the transaction is a London (i.e. type == 2
)
transaction. See [[link-eip-1559]].
This provides a Type Guard that this transaction will have
the null
-ness for hardfork-specific properties set correctly.
Returns true if hte transaction is a Cancun (i.e. type == 3
)
transaction. See [[link-eip-4844]].
Returns a filter which can be used to listen for orphan events that re-order this event against %%other%%.
Optional
other: TransactionResponseReturns a new TransactionResponse instance which has the ability to detect (and throw an error) if the transaction is replaced, which will begin scanning at %%startBlock%%.
This should generally not be used by developers and is intended primarily for internal use. Setting an incorrect %%startBlock%% can have devastating performance consequences if used incorrectly.
A TransactionResponse includes all properties about a transaction that was sent to the network, which may or may not be included in a block.
The [[TransactionResponse-isMined]] can be used to check if the transaction has been mined as well as type guard that the otherwise possibly
null
properties are defined.