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'''$run contract function''' is a function that runs a specified function on a smart contract residing on a specific blockchain.
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'''$run smart contract function''' is a function in UBot Studio that allows you to execute a function on a specific smart contract on a specified blockchain chain.
 
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This function interacts with smart contracts and can execute functionality like transferring tokens or calling view functions.
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== Parameters ==
 
== Parameters ==
  
'''Chain:''' The blockchain chain where the smart contract resides. It can either be "Avalanche" or "BinanceSmartChain".
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'''Chain:''' The blockchain on which the smart contract resides.
  
'''Contract Address:''' The address of the smart contract from which you are calling the function.
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'''Contract Address:''' The address of the smart contract that contains the function you want to execute.  
  
'''Function Name:''' The name of the function you are calling on the smart contract.
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'''Function Name:''' The name of the function you want to run on the smart contract.
  
'''Parameters:''' The parameters that are to be passed to the function. They must match the parameters expected by the smart contract function.
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'''Parameters:''' The parameters for the function, if any. They should be written as a list in either yaml or json format. for instance, using json format, parameters might look like:
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[1,2,3]
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In yaml format, the same parameters would look like:
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- 1
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- 2
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- 3
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</pre>
  
 
== Return Value ==
 
== Return Value ==
  
This function returns a string value, which depends on the output of the function being called on the smart contract.  
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This function returns the result of the function executed, either as plain text, or as a yaml object.
  
 
== Example ==
 
== Example ==
  
 
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log("Smart Contract Function Output: {$run contract function("BinanceSmartChain","0x000...","swapExactTokensForETH","[\"1000000000000000000\",\"0\",\"[0x00...,0x...]\",\"clientAddress\",\"1636575577\"]")}")
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config defi wallet("your private key")
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log object($run smart contract function("BinanceSmartChain", "0x1234abcd5678efgh9012ijkl34mn56op7890qrstu", "balanceOf", "[0xabcdef123456ghijklm789012nopqr3456stuvwx89]"))
 
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The output of this function will vary significantly depending on the smart contract and function being called.
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Please replace "your private key" with your actual DeFi wallet's private key. Also, change the contract address with the contract address of the token you're checking the balance of. Change the address in the parameters list to be your wallet address.
  
Always remember to replace "0x000..." and other placeholders with actual addresses and values. Also, the parameters must be passed in a correct format; otherwise, the function call will fail.
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Be mindful when you are handling your private key. It's a sensitive piece of data that allows full control over your funds in your DeFi wallet. Therefore, never share this key publicly or with anyone.
  
NOTE: Interacting with smart contracts can lead to irreversible actions. Please make sure to understand what function you are running fully.
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The above example gets the "balanceOf" function result for the specified wallet address on a specific smart contract in the Binance Smart Chain.

Latest revision as of 20:15, 4 July 2023

$run smart contract function is a function in UBot Studio that allows you to execute a function on a specific smart contract on a specified blockchain chain.

[edit] Parameters

Chain: The blockchain on which the smart contract resides.

Contract Address: The address of the smart contract that contains the function you want to execute.

Function Name: The name of the function you want to run on the smart contract.

Parameters: The parameters for the function, if any. They should be written as a list in either yaml or json format. for instance, using json format, parameters might look like:

[1,2,3]

In yaml format, the same parameters would look like:

- 1
- 2
- 3

[edit] Return Value

This function returns the result of the function executed, either as plain text, or as a yaml object.

[edit] Example

config defi wallet("your private key")
log object($run smart contract function("BinanceSmartChain", "0x1234abcd5678efgh9012ijkl34mn56op7890qrstu", "balanceOf", "[0xabcdef123456ghijklm789012nopqr3456stuvwx89]"))

Please replace "your private key" with your actual DeFi wallet's private key. Also, change the contract address with the contract address of the token you're checking the balance of. Change the address in the parameters list to be your wallet address.

Be mindful when you are handling your private key. It's a sensitive piece of data that allows full control over your funds in your DeFi wallet. Therefore, never share this key publicly or with anyone.

The above example gets the "balanceOf" function result for the specified wallet address on a specific smart contract in the Binance Smart Chain.

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