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Better documentation for signing and sending transactions #1610
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don't think I know when best to use each yet, but will take a stab at this. |
This is by no means exhaustive but it should be an adequate starting point. I suspect there is a visualization that could make the data below easier to ingest and understand. Maybe something as simple as a table showing the various methods and their strengths/weaknesses
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Spitballed a couple ideas (including a table view), but as a user, I think I most want to know when to reach for each. Looking for some clarity on the middleware, though. Current idea is to add something like this to the Examples page:
I anticipate adding a note on each method about whether keys must be located locally or not. |
What was wrong?
There are three different ways to sign and send transactions:
w3.eth.sendTransaction
,sign_and_send_middleware
.It would be nice to detail the steps to use each one and list reasons for using it over the others
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