sendTransaction
Action for sending a transaction.
import { sendTransaction } from '@wagmi/core'Usage
import { sendTransaction, prepareSendTransaction } from '@wagmi/core'
const config = await prepareSendTransaction({
request: { to: 'moxey.eth', value: BigNumber.from('10000000000000000') },
})
const { hash } = await sendTransaction(config)Return Value
{
hash: `0x${string}`,
wait: (confirmations?: number) => Promise<TransactionReceipt>,
}Configuration
mode
This is automatically populated when using
prepareSendTransactionaction.
recklesslyUnprepared: Allow to pass through an adhoc unpreparedrequest. Note: This has UX pitfalls, it is highly recommended to not use this and instead prepare the request upfront using theprepareSendTransactionaction.prepared: The request has been prepared with parameters required for sending a transaction via theprepareSendTransactionaction
import { sendTransaction } from '@wagmi/core'
const { sendTransaction } = await sendTransaction({
mode: 'recklesslyUnprepared',
request: {
to: 'moxey.eth',
value: BigNumber.from('10000000000000000'),
},
})request
This is automatically populated when using
prepareSendTransactionaction.
The request to use when sending the transaction.
import { prepareSendTransaction, sendTransaction } from '@wagmi/core'
const config = await prepareSendTransaction({ ... })
const { hash } = await sendTransaction({
...config,
request: config.request
})
Reckless Usage
It is possible to use sendTransaction without pairing it with prepareSendTransaction by using "recklessly unprepared" mode.
đź’ˇ
This usage is not recommended. It comes with UX pitfalls. Only use it as a last resort.
import { sendTransaction } from '@wagmi/core'
const { hash } = await sendTransaction({
mode: 'recklesslyUnprepared',
to: 'moxey.eth',
value: BigNumber.from('10000000000000000'),
})