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const ethers = require('ethers');const NODE_URL = "CHAINSTACK_NODE_URL";const provider = new ethers.JsonRpcProvider(NODE_URL);// Function to use traceGetasync function traceGet(txHash, transactionPositions) { const method = 'trace_get'; const params = [txHash, transactionPositions]; // Using the provider to send a custom JSON-RPC request const result = await provider.send(method, params); console.log(result);}// Example usage of traceGetconst txHash = '0xa2b1e35f59d184da1996b37803ed2e8e81057be7d07a93af48a410fd9338d616'; // Example block hashconst transactionPositions = ["0x1"]; // Example transaction indextraceGet(txHash, transactionPositions);
from web3 import Web3# Setup Web3 connectionnode_url = "CHAINSTACK_NODE_URL"web3 = Web3(Web3.HTTPProvider(node_url))# Function to use trace_getdef trace_get(tx_hash, transaction_positions): method = 'trace_get' params = [tx_hash, transaction_positions] # Using the provider to send a custom JSON-RPC request result = web3.manager.request_blocking(method, params) print(result)# Example usage of trace_gettx_hash = '0xa2b1e35f59d184da1996b37803ed2e8e81057be7d07a93af48a410fd9338d616' # Example block hashtransaction_positions = ['0x1'] # Example transaction indextrace_get(tx_hash, transaction_positions)
The trace_get method is useful for developers and analysts who must investigate the detailed execution of specific transactions, particularly those involving complex interactions and multiple steps within the EVM. It can help audit smart contract functions, verify transaction logic, and understand the flow of transactions that involve several contract calls.