getTransactions
The getTransactions method provides developers with a powerful tool to efficiently access and retrieve the count and detailed information about transactions within the specified range. The response items are thoughtfully sorted in descending order according to their block numbers and transaction index for your convenience.
How to use getTransactions method ?
Below, you'll find an in-depth guide that provides a comprehensive explanation of how to utilize the getTransactions Builder API method effectively using Blast.
Parameters
Below, you can find the query parameters accepted by the method.
Field | Type | Description |
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fromBlock | string | Starting block for the query |
toBlock | string | Ending block for the query |
contractAddress | string | The address of the contract |
pageSize | number | Number of records to be retrieved on one page |
pageKey | string | Key used to get the next page of results. Must be set to the value of nextPageKey returned in the previous response |
Returns
Discover an insightful explanation of the returned parameters here, offering a deep understanding of their significance and implications.
Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
count | number | Number of records returned in the current page |
nextPageKey | string | Key used to get the next page of results. Must be set to the value of nextPageKey returned in the previous response |
transaction | array<object> | Array of Transaction objects |
Example Request and Result for getTransactions
Explore an example of a request made using the getTransactions method, allowing you to retrieve all transactions within the specified range fromBlock
to toBlock
that match the specified contractAddress
. The response provides a comprehensive overview of the transactions, including block details, events,messages, gas-related data, and more. This example showcases the powerful capabilities of the getTransactions method for accessing and analyzing transaction details within your specified criteria.
The example in this section uses a non-existing project id.
Make sure you replace it with your Starknet endpoint when issuing the Builder API calls.
Don't have a project id? Here's a straightforward guide on how to obtain one!
Curl request example
curl -X GET https://starknet-mainnet.blastapi.io/<project-id>/builder/getTransactions?fromBlock=284739&toBlock=313696&contractAddress=0x05c0c9d84f2cea3084e3ac48aa72d4b2cde76ea370d73e1b08f9687f81f28ed2 -H 'Content-Type: application/json'