Plugin

FCT Plugin is a class, that builds a call / node for FCT Core Library.

Example with ERC20 Transfer plugin

const transfer = new ERC20.actions.Transfer({
    chainId: "1",
})

Plugin constructor

Name	Type	Required?	Description
chainId	ChainId		Chain ID of the network on which the plugins will run.
initParams	Plugin Parameters		Parameters of the plugin. If passed, those values will be set on parameters.

Plugin parameters

Name	Plugin Type	Description
to	FctAddress	Contract address. (Receiver address if Utility SendETH plugin used)
methodParams	Plugin Method Parameters
value	FctValue	Value of the call. Only required for plugins, where value is required.

methodParams always differ for every Plugin. methodParams are the parameters of plugin function/method

How to set parameters

There are 3 ways to add parameters to plugin.

1. Adding parameters in the plugin's class constructor

If parameters of the plugin are known beforehand - parameters can be added inside plugin's class constructor under initParams parameter

const transfer = new ERC20.actions.Transfer({
  chainId: "1",
  initParams: {
     to: "0xB1191F691A355b43542Bea9B8847bc73e7Abb137" // KIRO Address
     methodParams: {
       recipient: "0x...",
       amount: "100000000"
     }
  }
})

2. Adding parameters by calling input set function

const transfer = new ERC20.actions.Transfer({
   chainId: "1",
})

transfer.input.set({
   to: "0xB1191F691A355b43542Bea9B8847bc73e7Abb137" // KIRO Address
   methodParams: {
     recipient: "0x...",
     amount: "100000000"
   }
})

3. Adding parameters by calling each parameter separately

const transfer = new ERC20.actions.Transfer({
   chainId: "1",
})

transfer.input.to.set({ value: "0xB1191F691A355b43542Bea9B8847bc73e7Abb137" })

transfer.input.methodParams.amount.set({ value: "100000000" })