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Ancillary Package: Binance SmartChain (BSC)
Experimental: This packages is still in the early stages of the ancillary package template and the library has not been thoroughly tested.
An ancillary package for the Binance Smart Chain (BSC).
Installing and Importing
Node
/home/ricmoo> npm install @ethers-ancillary/bsc// JavaScript
const { BscscanProvider } = require("@ethers-ancillary/bsc");
// TypeScript
import { BscscanProvider } from "@ethers-ancillary/bsc";Browser
Include the ESM module (ethers-bscscan-provider.esm.js) in the same folder as the core library (i.e. ethers.esm.js) and import using:
<script type="module">
import { BscscanProvider } from "./bsc.esm.js";
</script>Application Programming Interface (API)
getDefaultProvider(networkish?)
Create a new default provider connected to networkish, which may
be a chain name (i.e. "bsc-mainnet" or "bsc-testnet") or chain ID.
This will create a FallbackProvider, backed by all popular Third-Party BSC services (currently only Bsccsan).
BscscanProvider
The API for this provider is identical to the EtherscanProvider, except uses bscscan.com (which is owned and operated by the same company as Etherscan and has the same underlying API) as its source for the BSC (Binance Smart Chain) network.
See EtherscanProvider.
License
MIT License.