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I quite enjoy and appreciate the multicall.py project, which utilizes web3py for transport. However, this package is in need of some maintenance, and since Multicall3 is fairly ubiquitous among most EVM chains, web3py might benefit from having a native module, similar to how it supports ENS.
Basic needs:
Ability to easily make single or multiple calls
Transparently compatible with Sync or Async Web3 instances
A constant default address, regardless of which Provider/Network you're using
...but with the ability to override the address (in the case of zkSync)
A flag for whether any sub-calls within a multicall can fail (IOW: blockAndAggregate vs tryBlockAndAggregate)
Definable GAS_LIMIT for read calls, which differ on some smaller chains.
Nice to have:
Assign results to a defined key (no transformation needed)
Access to Multicall block functions, such as getBlockNumber(), getEthBalance(), to add to a Multicall execution
seth-style calls (e.g. ['balanceOf(address)(uint256)', my_address]), without having to initiate a Contract instance
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What feature should we add?
I quite enjoy and appreciate the multicall.py project, which utilizes web3py for transport. However, this package is in need of some maintenance, and since Multicall3 is fairly ubiquitous among most EVM chains, web3py might benefit from having a native module, similar to how it supports ENS.
Basic needs:
blockAndAggregate
vstryBlockAndAggregate
)Nice to have:
getBlockNumber()
,getEthBalance()
, to add to a Multicall execution['balanceOf(address)(uint256)', my_address]
), without having to initiate a Contract instanceThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: