Quickstart Guide
This quickstart guide will help you set up and make calls on the Ethereum network using the Liquify Gateway endpoints.
Prerequisites
Ensure you have an API key with the Ethereum network enabled.
Make calls
cURL
Run the following command in your terminal. This command will retrieve the latest block number from the Ethereum network.
Replace YOUR-API-KEY
with your actual Liquify Gateway API key.
NOTE
In Windows Powershell, quotations in curl
commands can behave differently than expected. We recommend using Postman on Windows systems.
Postman
Call the JSON-RPC methods using Postman.
INFO: Set the correct variables for your API key and network before running requests.
Node (JavaScript)
In these examples, you'll use npm as your package manager.
Node Fetch
In your project folder, install the Node Fetch package using npm:
Create your Javascript file and copy the following code:
Replace
YOUR-API-KEY
with your actual Liquify Gateway API key.index.js
Run the code using the following command:
Axios
In your project folder, install the Axios package using npm:
Create your Javascript file and copy the following code:
Replace
YOUR-API-KEY
with your actual Liquify Gateway API key.index.js
Run the code using the following command:
Ethers
In your project folder, install the ethers package using npm:
Create your Javascript file and copy the following code:
Replace
YOUR-API-KEY
with your actual Liquify Gateway API key.index.js
Run the code using the following command:
Web3.js
In your project folder, install the latest version of the web3.js library
Create your Javascript file and copy the following code:
Replace
YOUR-API-KEY
with your actual Liquify Gateway API key.index.js
Run the code using the following command:
Python
In your project folder, install the
requests
library:Create your Python file and copy the following code:
Replace
YOUR-API-KEY
with your actual Liquify Gateway API key.index.py
Run the code using the following command:
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