Ethereum: Read data from multiple contracts using wagmi and react

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Reading Data from several contracts with WAGMI and React

Ethereum: Read data from multiple contracts using wagmi and react

As a developer, you are likely to know the Wagmi Library, which provides an easy-to-use application interface interacting with several Blockchain contracts with Web3.JS and Ethers.JS. In this article, we are looking at how Wagmin’s ‘UsereAdContracts’ hook can be used for data from several Ethereum contracts at a time.

problem

Suppose you have a list of five contracts with the same ABI (application botical interface), but each contract has its own implementation. You want to retrieve all the necessary information on these contracts using WAGMI, but currently “Usereadcontracts” will only return one contract data at a time.

Solution

To solve this problem, we use the Wagmin “UseGetContractance” hook and create a number of cases for each contract. Then we move this table to apply for “UsereAdcontracts” at the same time.

Here is some sample code to start:

`Javascript

Import {ether} ‘ether’;

Bring {usereadcontracts} ‘@wagmi/wagmi’;

Const abi = […]; // your contract abbi

// Create a set of cases for each agreement

Const Contractinances = [

{

ID: 1,

Address: ‘0x …’,

Example: eetter.contractabi.fromwei (Abi, eetter.utils.hextowei (‘…)) (),),),)

},

{

ID: 2,

Address: ‘0x …’,

Example: eetter.contractabi.fromwei (Abi, eetter.utils.hextowei (‘…)) (),),),)

},

// …

]

// Use the UseGetContractance application to get a set of contracts

Const contracts = Wait user upcontracts (contracts);

// Now you can retrieve information from all contracts at the same time using WAGMI’s UseGetContractData hook

Async function fetchdata () {

Const data = [];

(Const agreement) {

Try {

Const Result = Wait UseGetContractdata (Contract.address, ABI);

data.push (… result.data);

} catch (error) {

Console.error (error);

}

}

return information;

}

// Use FetChdata every time you have to retrieve information from multiple contracts

Setinterval (fetchdata, 1000); // apply every second

`

tips and variations

  • You can transfer an object that has contract addresses as key -valuable pairs of usereadcontracts.

`Javascript

Const Contractinances = [

{

ID: 1,

Address: ‘0x …’,

Example: eetter.contractabi.fromwei (Abi, eetter.utils.hextowei (‘…)) (),),),)

},

{

ID: 2,

Address: ‘0x …’,

Example: eetter.contractabi.fromwei (Abi, eetter.utils.hextowei (‘…)) (),),),)

},

]

`

  • If you have to retrieve information on contracts in parallel, you can use Wagmin usecontractdata hook for an object where the key is the contract address and the value is a function that returns the information from each contract.

`Javascript

Const Contractinances = [

{

ID: 1,

Address: ‘0x …’,

Example: eetter.contractabi.fromwei (Abi, eetter.utils.hextowei (‘…)) (),),),)

},

{

ID: 2,

Address: ‘0x …’,

Example: eetter.contractabi.fromwei (Abi, eetter.utils.hextowei (‘…)) (),),),)

},

]

Const data = {};

(Const agreement) {

data [contract.address] = wait for usegetcontractdata (contract.address, abbi);

}

`

I hope this will help! Tell me if you have any questions or you need any further help.

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