trace_call
The trace_call method allows you to simulate a call transaction without actually executing it. This can be useful for debugging and understanding the potential outcome of a transaction.
trace_call
Overview
The 'trace_call' method allows you to simulate a call transaction without actually executing it. This can be useful for debugging and understanding the potential outcome of a transaction.
Request
{
"to": "0x...",
"data": "0x..."
// Additional parameters can be added as needed
}Request Parameters
- to (required): The address of the contract or recipient.
- data (optional): Encoded data, representing the function- and its arguments.
Response
{
"output": "0x...",
"stateDiff": {},
"trace": [],
"vmTrace": {}
// Additional fields can be added as needed
}Errors
- Invalid Request: This error is returned if the request format is incorrect.
- Internal Error: This error is returned if there's a server-side issue processing the request.
Rate Limits
Please note that there are rate limits applied to the API to ensure fair usage. Free-tier users are limited to 100 requests per day, while premium users can make up to 1000 or more requests per day.
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trace_block
The 'trace_block' gets trace information about all the transactions in a given block. This can be useful for debugging purposes or for analyzing the behavior of a blockchain
trace_callMany
The trace_callMany method allows users to execute a new message call immediately without creating a transaction on the blockchain. This is useful for scenarios where you want to simulate a transact...