Low-level Ethereum JSON-RPC client implementation.
Usage of this crate typically means instantiating an RpcClient<T> over some
Transport. The RPC client can then be used to make requests to the RPC
server. Requests are captured as RpcCall futures, which can then be polled to
completion.
For example, to make a simple request:
// Instantiate a new client over a transport.
let client: ReqwestClient = ClientBuilder::default().http(url);
// Prepare a request to the server.
let request = client.request_noparams("eth_blockNumber");
// Poll the request to completion.
let block_number = request.await.unwrap();Batch requests are also supported:
// Instantiate a new client over a transport.
let client: ReqwestClient = ClientBuilder::default().http(url);
// Prepare a batch request to the server.
let batch = client.new_batch();
// Batches serialize params immediately. So we need to handle the result when
// adding calls.
let block_number_fut = batch.add_call("eth_blockNumber", ()).unwrap();
let balance_fut = batch.add_call("eth_getBalance", address).unwrap();
// Make sure to send the batch!
batch.send().await.unwrap();
// After the batch is complete, we can get the results.
// Note that requests may error separately!
let block_number = block_number_fut.await.unwrap();
let balance = balance_fut.await.unwrap();