An eosjs JsonRpc object or an RPC URL to initialize it.
A JsSignatureProvider object (https://developers.eos.io/manuals/eosjs/latest/faq/what-is-a-signature-provider).
Private _actorPrivate _apiPrivate _blocksPrivate _expirePrivate _permissionReturn the actor set with setActor()
Return the blocksBehind set with setBlocksBehind().
Return the expireSeconds set with setExpireSeconds().
Set the actor account name that will be used to send transactions.
The same provider. This allows methods chaining.
An actor account name.
Set transactions blocksBehind. Defaults to 3.
The same provider. This allows methods chaining.
The block behind.
Set transactions expireSeconds. Defaults to 60.
The same provider. This allows methods chaining.
The expire seconds.
Set the permission level that will be used to send transactions.
The same provider. This allows methods chaining.
The permission level.
Set a private key to initialize a JsSignatureProvider.
The same provider. This allows methods chaining.
A private key to sign transactions.
Push on-chain an array of actions in a single transaction. The function returns a PromiEvent, i.e. a Promise that can also emit events. In particular, the events fired during the execution are the following:
A PromiEvent that resolves with the hash of the resulting transaction.
The transactions to be broadcasted.
Wait for the confirmation of a transaction pushed on-chain.
A Promise that resolve with the same transaction hash _txHash.
The hash of the transaction.
The polling period.
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Create and initialize a pTokensEosioProvider object.