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Ethereum: How to get the portfolio address and set the label via RPC
As a programmer or Ethereum user, you probably know the basic RPC commands used to interact with the Ethereum network. However, obtaining the portfolio address and setting the label can be slightly more complex than standard transactions. In this article, we will examine how to achieve these tasks using pure RPC connections.
receiving the portfolio address
The easiest way to get the portfolio address is to create a new portfolio and then recover the address. Here is an example of a rpc call that will achieve:
`Bash
Rpc call: eth purple.getwallettsbyheight (height)
This command downloads a list of all active Ethereum wallets. The “Getwallettsbyheight ()” method returns a list of objects, each of which represents the wallet, including its address.
Assuming that you have an Ethereum wallet on a local computer (e.g. using the “Eth-Wallet” tool, you can then use RPC to recover the address associated with this portfolio:
`Bash
RPC Call: Eth Purple.addressopwallet (height)
This command is charged by a sixteen address associated with a specific portfolio.
Label setting
The label is an optional field in the Ethereum portfolio facility, which allows users to identify their portfolio by name or other criteria. To set the label, you need to use the “Eth Wallet.Setlabel ()RPC:
Bash
RPC Call: Eth Purple.Setlabel (Walletaddress, "My Wallet Name")
This command sets the label for a specific portfolio address.
To download current portfolio labels, you can use the following RPC connection:
`Bash
RPC Call: Eth Purple.Getwalletlabels (Walletaddress)
The “Getwalletlabels () method returns a list of objects, each of which represents the portfolio label. Then you can harden these labels to find the one associated with the portfolio.
Example of use cases
Here are some sample cases of use to obtain the portfolio address and label settings via RPC:
- Get the address of the existing wallet:
`Bash
RPC Call: Eth Purple.addressopwallet (height)
- Set a new portfolio label:
`Bash
RPC Call: Eth Purple.Setlabel (Walletaddress, "My New Wallet Name")
Note
: Blockchain Ethereum is constantly changing, and the available RPC commands may vary depending on the Ethereum version (e.g. Mainnet, TestNet).
Using these RPC connections, you should be able to recover and set the addresses of the portfolio and labels in the Purely RPC environment. Happy coding!