This action can be used to perform any kind of EVM transaction.
You can specifiy a network name and an infura key. This way users can know which network is actually being targeted by the workflow.
- uses: web3actions/tx@d3833db41e58cb4e7f329027ad30211a22e1c5e5
with:
network: kovan
infura-key: ${{ secrets.INFURA_KEY }}
# ...The node is now: https://${network}.infura.io/v3/${infuraKey}.
The message field will be hex encoded data included in the transaction.
The amount of ETH / USD is determined from a Bounty label (currently looking at Pull Request labels)
- uses: web3actions/tx@d3833db41e58cb4e7f329027ad30211a22e1c5e5
with:
rpc-node: ${{ secrets.RPC_NODE }}
wallet-key: ${{ secrets.WALLET_KEY }}
to: "0x..."
message: "Hey!"
# contract-address represents the pairs address see -> https://docs.chain.link/docs/ethereum-addresses/
contract-address: "0x5f4eC3Df9cbd43714FE2740f5E3616155c5b8419"
# contract-decimals represents the pairs decimal requirements for mathing see -> https://docs.chain.link/docs/ethereum-addresses/
contract-decimals: "8"
labels: "bug,bounty | $10, important"This works only for users/repositories who have configured a receiving address to use with Web3 Actions.
The amount of ETH / USD is determined from a Bounty label (currently looking at Pull Request labels)
- uses: web3actions/tx@d3833db41e58cb4e7f329027ad30211a22e1c5e5
with:
rpc-node: ${{ secrets.RPC_NODE }}
wallet-key: ${{ secrets.WALLET_KEY }}
to: "mktcode" # or user/repo
# contract-address represents the pairs address see -> https://docs.chain.link/docs/ethereum-addresses/
contract-address: "0x5f4eC3Df9cbd43714FE2740f5E3616155c5b8419"
# contract-decimals represents the pairs decimal requirements for mathing see -> https://docs.chain.link/docs/ethereum-addresses/
contract-decimals: "8"
labels: "bug,bounty | $10, important"Repositories can configure an address (or other information) in a web3.json in the root directory or a "web3" section in a package.json.
// web3.json
{
"ethereum": {
"address": "0x123..."
}
}// package.json
"web3": {
"ethereum": {
"address": "0x123..."
}
}Users can use their profile repository, named after their username.