Consider a scenario where you're interacting with a smart contract and need to transfer assets to a recipient's wallet. The addTransfer
enables you to combine these actions into a single transaction seamlessly.
The addTransfer
method allows you to append an asset transfer to your contract call transaction. You can use it is shown in the following example:
const recipient = Wallet.generate({ provider });
await contract.functions
.echo_u64(100)
.addTransfer({
destination: recipient.address,
amount: 100,
assetId: baseAssetId,
})
.call();
In the previous example, we first use a contract call to the echo_u64
function. Following this, addTransfer
is added to chain call to include a transfer of 100
units of the BaseAssetId
in the transaction.
You can add a batch of transfers into a single transaction by using addBatchTransfer
:
const recipient1 = Wallet.generate({ provider });
const recipient2 = Wallet.generate({ provider });
const transferParams: TransferParams[] = [
{ destination: recipient1.address, amount: 100, assetId: baseAssetId },
{ destination: recipient1.address, amount: 400, assetId: ASSET_A },
{ destination: recipient2.address, amount: 300, assetId: ASSET_B },
];
await contract.functions.echo_u64(100).addBatchTransfer(transferParams).call();