Replace Ethers with @metamask/eth-query #59
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It seems that a recent change to switch from `ethjs-query` to Ethers has caused a regression: when the network is switched, `this.web3` still points to the previous network. This happens because Web3Provider saves a copy of the `sendAsync` method on the given provider, so even if `nonce-tracker` is given a provider proxy, `this.web3` still has a reference to the `sendAsync` method from the previous provider object. This is a common problem with Ethers. Although Ethers has some nice features, we don't need to pull it in here, and we can use `@metamask/eth-query` (which provides TypeScript support, unlike `@metamask/ethjs-query`) instead. We do lose one feature of Ethers, which is that it automatically converts response data for requests to the appropriate types, but we can make use of `@metamask/utils` to help with this.
Gudahtt
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Nov 24, 2023
| `nonce-tracker - baseCount is not an integer - got: (${typeof baseCount}) "${baseCount}"`, | ||
| ); | ||
| const baseCountAsHex = await new Promise<string>((resolve, reject) => { | ||
| this.ethQuery.sendAsync<string[], string>( |
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Nit: We could drop ethQuery here and call the provider directly:
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| this.ethQuery.sendAsync<string[], string>( | |
| this.provider.sendAsync<string[], string>( |
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It seems that a recent change to switch from
ethjs-queryto Ethers has caused a regression: when the network is switched,this.web3still points to the previous network. This happens because Web3Provider saves a copy of thesendAsyncmethod on the given provider, so even ifnonce-trackeris given a provider proxy,this.web3still has a reference to thesendAsyncmethod from the previous provider object.This is a common problem with Ethers. Although Ethers has some nice features, we don't need to pull it in here, and we can use
@metamask/eth-query(which provides TypeScript support, unlike@metamask/ethjs-query) instead. We do lose one feature of Ethers, which is that it automatically converts response data for requests to the appropriate types, but we can make use of@metamask/utilsto help with this.Fixes #58.