Ethereum: How to get a wallet address and set up a sticker via RPC
As the development or user of the Ethereum, you are probably familiar with the basic commands of the RPC used to interact with the Ethereum network. However, getting a wallet address and installing a label can be a little more complex than standard transactions. In this article, we will explore how to achieve these tasks using a pure RPC call.
Getting your wallet address
Creating an address. Here’s an example of RPC calls that achieves this:
`Bash
Rpc Call: Eth Wallets.getwalletsbyheight (Hight)
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This command retrieves a list of all active Ethereum wallets.Getwalletsbyheight ()The method returns a list of objects, each represents a wallet, including its address.
(E.g.
Bash
Rpc Call: Eth Wallets.addressofwallet (Hight)
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This command retrieves the hexadecimal address associated with the above wallet.
Setting up a label
The label is an optional field at the Ethereum Wallet facility that allows users to identify their wallet by name or other criteria. To set up a sticker, you will need to useeth Wallet.Setlabel ()Rpc Call:
Bash
Rpc Call: Eth Wallets.Setlabel
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This command sets the mark for the specified address of the wallet.
Rpc Call:
Bash
Rpc Call: Eth Wallets.Getwalletlabels (WalletaddDress)
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TheGetwalletlabels () method also returns a list of facilities, each representing a wallet mark. Then you can get your wallet.
Examples of Cases of Use
Here’s an example using a wallet address and installing a sticker via RPC:
- Get your wallet’s existing address:
`Bash
Rpc Call: Eth Wallets.addressofwallet (Hight)
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- Set a new wallet sticker:
Bash
Rpc Call: Eth Wallets.Setlabel
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Note :
Tags in pure RPC environment. Good luck coding!