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  1. window.web3 is removed by metamask. now everything can be done with window.ethereum - web3 removal link by metamask Below is the new way of getting accounts. import detectEthereumProvider from '@metamask/detect-provider';

  2. 16 de abr. de 2021 · Yes. Web3 provider is a website running geth or parity node which talks to Ethereum network. In the answer you've pointed to, when he says "website", he really means "RPC endpoint" (you'll see his path contains the string "api"), where the endpoint will likely be on a back end server running an Ethereum node.

  3. 17 de jan. de 2020 · I'm connecting MM and I'm retrieving all the accounts using web3.eth.getAccounts() as stated in my question. However the first element in the result is not the selected user account, it's just the first account in MM

  4. 26 de set. de 2017 · Metamask however uses Web3 and also it's own Web3Provider in order to couple web3 with metamask functionality (such as signing transactions). So, I suppose it makes sense for it to instantiate the web3 instance for you.

  5. Now I want to Use web3.py to interact with the contracts and I am using the Automatic infura connector from web3.py, web3.auto.infura.w3. I didn't find in the documentation how to import the keys from my metamask wallet to pay for the transactions on the Ropsten network.

  6. 3. The line var web3 = new Web3(); overwrites the web3 provider that is injected by MetaMask. Therefore, web3 is defined, but currentProvider not. If you exchange this line by. var web3; your code from above will work. Add a comment.

  7. I am using web3 and truffle (i am a newbie wants to understand concept) I need to transfer ether so i understand that i need to use web3.eth.sendtransaction But will it work as i am using localhost and ethereum bridge to connect with oraclize? Or is it possible to use metamask to facilitate transaction between accounts ?

  8. 2 de jan. de 2018 · 1. Be sure you've set the right provider (i.e. web3 = new Web3(web3.currentProvider) to use MetaMask's injected provider), and then just make the transaction: web3.eth.sendTransaction(...). On my local net, there was no authorization used.

  9. 10 de dez. de 2023 · For Web3.js, check Web3.givenProvider. As I am using Web3.js, I am using Web3.givenProvider instead of window.ethereum. Unfortunately, I am currently experiencing the issue that Web3.givenProvider is null for me, even though I have MetaMask installed as a browser extension, and I am logged into my Ethereum account on the MainNet.

  10. 26 de jun. de 2019 · But, it's not clear to me how different components fit together, in the real world (not just for testing). For instance, how MetaMask, web3, truffle, testrpc etc work together. I know testrpc is for only testing, and I'm using all the above components (except for web3) for the testing but I'd like to go a bit deeper, i.e. front end development.