Fantom API method that returns the client type and version running on the Fantom node. This information can be useful to developers to verify that a node they are connecting to is compatible with their needs.
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string
— a string identifying the type of client, version, operating system, and language version running on the nodeweb3_clientVersion
code examplesA use case for the web3_clientVersion
method can be to verify which client is running to then decide which method to run.
Let’s say you have a DApp that needs to retrieve all of the transaction receipts in a block; the Erigon client has a method for this, eth_getBlockReceipts
, but with Geth, this method is only available starting from V1.13.0. You can use the web3_clientVersion
method in your logic to identify which client you are using to see if you have the method available.
Read Expanding your blockchain horizons: The eth_getBlockReceipts emulator to learn how to build a program to emulate eth_getBlockReceipts
on any EVM-compatible chain.
The client running on this node.
The response is of type object
.
Fantom API method that returns the client type and version running on the Fantom node. This information can be useful to developers to verify that a node they are connecting to is compatible with their needs.
Get you own node endpoint today
Start for free and get your app to production levels immediately. No credit card required.
You can sign up with your GitHub, X, Google, or Microsoft account.
none
string
— a string identifying the type of client, version, operating system, and language version running on the nodeweb3_clientVersion
code examplesA use case for the web3_clientVersion
method can be to verify which client is running to then decide which method to run.
Let’s say you have a DApp that needs to retrieve all of the transaction receipts in a block; the Erigon client has a method for this, eth_getBlockReceipts
, but with Geth, this method is only available starting from V1.13.0. You can use the web3_clientVersion
method in your logic to identify which client you are using to see if you have the method available.
Read Expanding your blockchain horizons: The eth_getBlockReceipts emulator to learn how to build a program to emulate eth_getBlockReceipts
on any EVM-compatible chain.
The client running on this node.
The response is of type object
.