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Shall we also include a sample example nextjs folder to test out the action(to be included in Also where should the |
hey i am getting error unable to set up the dev environment can you help @gitteri |
Hey @gitteri so should we contstruct a my approach was to when user interacts with our blink, entering the amount, token, and destination address. our Action endpoint receives the POST request: It gets the user's wallet address in the account field, along with any parameters from the URL or form then calls the now we will use this response to return to the action response I have got the blink get request running but am failing to get the post req working bcz of the above |
Hey @Gmin2 so sorry I didn't see your comment before. You have two options for this: 1. create a custom middleware to match on get/post request to trigger different functions or 2. run a rest server next to the rpc server. I don't foresee many other actions so option 1 is sane here. Don't forget to set the cors headers in the middleware for these two endpoints. You should be able to parse the query params when you register the method:
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This pull request adds the transferTransactionV2 method to the Kora RPC server, allowing users to transfer tokens and receive a signed transaction. |
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General Relayer Information
This bounty is to enhance the currently in development relayer that mostly adheres to the Relayer spec. It is developed to be an open source permissionless relayer that anyone can fork and run to support their particular use cases. It is written in Rust and has three crates:
The configuration, kora.toml, lives at the top layer and is processed by lib/config.rs. Specific configuration structs exist for different purposes. For example, “kora” specifies the configuration for the RPC layer including things like a rate limit.
All features should be well tested with unit tests and integration tests if appropriate.
Bounty Feature Request
Add action for transfer
Description:
Add an action according to the action specification for the transfer endpoint. The endpoint should accept the same required parameters for “transferTransaction” and return a signed transaction for processing
Acceptance Criteria:
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