@ton-api/client
is an automatically generated SDK that provides seamless access to the endpoints offered by tonapi.io. This client is specifically designed to integrate with the TON blockchain, offering type-safe interactions and full compatibility with @ton/core library.
For a detailed view of all methods and endpoints in a Swagger format, refer to the Swagger documentation For detailed API information and endpoint descriptions, please refer to the official documentation or check the Swagger UI for an interactive method list.
- Full coverage of tonapi.io endpoints
- Type-safe interactions with the API
- Seamless integration with
@ton/core
Additionally, @ton-api/ton-adapter
enables users to work with contracts written for @ton/ton
through @ton-api/client
, ensuring seamless integration while maintaining their existing code structure.
To use this SDK, you need to:
- Set up an account at tonconsole.com
- Obtain an API key for authentication
Install the package and its peer dependencies using npm, yarn, or pnpm:
npm install @ton-api/client @ton/core
# or
yarn add @ton-api/client @ton/core
# or
pnpm add @ton-api/client @ton/core
Here's a basic example to get you started:
import { TonApiClient } from '@ton-api/client';
import { Address } from '@ton/core';
// Initialize the TonApi
const ta = new TonApiClient({
baseUrl: 'https://tonapi.io',
apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY'
});
// Use the API
async function fetchAccountEvents() {
const address = Address.parse('YOUR_ADDRESS_HERE');
const events = await ta.accounts.getAccountEvents(address, { limit: 50 })
console.log('Account events:', events)
}
fetchAccountEvents();
For detailed API information and endpoint descriptions, please refer to the official documentation.
const collectionAddress = Address.parse('COLLECTION_ADDRESS_HERE');
ta.nft.getNftCollection(collectionAddress)
.then(collection => console.log('NFT Collection:', collection))
.catch(error => console.error('Error fetching NFT collection:', error));
const jettonAddress = Address.parse('JETTON_ADDRESS_HERE');
ta.jettons.getJettonInfo(jettonAddress)
.then(jetton => console.log('Jetton Info:', jetton))
.catch(error => console.error('Error fetching jetton info:', error));
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