Wallets

Create a wallet

Use LCDClient.wallet() to create a Wallet from a Key.

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import { LCDClient, MnemonicKey } from "@terra-money/terra.js";

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const terra = new LCDClient({

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URL: "https://phoenix-lcd.terra.dev",

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chainId: "phoenix-1",

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});

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const mk = new MnemonicKey();

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const wallet = terra.wallet(mk);

In the above example, a MnemonicKey was specified for the wallet, but any type of Key implementation can be used instead.

Usage

Getting account number and sequence

A wallet is connected to the Fluid blockchain and can poll the values of an account's account number and sequence directly:

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console.log(await wallet.accountNumber());

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console.log(await wallet.sequence());

Creating transactions

A wallet makes it easy to create a transaction by automatically fetching the account number and sequence from the blockchain. The fee parameter is optional -- if you don't include it, Fluid.js will automatically use your LCD's fee estimation settings to simulate the transaction within the node and include the resultant fee in your transaction.

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const msgs = [ ... ]; // list of messages

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const fee = Fee(...); // optional fee

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const unsignedTx = await wallet.createTx({

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msgs,

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// fee, (optional)

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memo: 'this is optional'

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});

You can then sign the transaction with the wallet's key, which will create a StdTx which you can later broadcast:

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const tx = wallet.key.signTx(unsignedTx);

You can also use the convenience function Wallet.createAndSignTx(), which automatically generates a signed transaction to be broadcast:

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const tx = await wallet.createAndSignTx({

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msgs,

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fee,

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memo: "this is optional",

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});