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README.md
Ethereum JSON-RPC Specification
The Ethereum JSON-RPC is a collection of methods that all clients implement. This interface allows downstream tooling and infrastructure to treat different Ethereum clients as modules that can be swapped at will.
Building
The specification is split into multiple files to improve readability. The spec can be compiled into a single document as follows:
$ npm install
$ npm run build
Build successful.
This will output the file openrpc.json in the root of the project. This file
will have all schema #refs resolved.
Contributing
The specification is written in OpenRPC. Refer to the OpenRPC specification and the JSON schema specification to get started.
Testing
There are currently three tools for testing contributions. The main two that run as GitHub actions are an OpenRPC validator and a spellchecker:
$ npm install
$ npm run lint
OpenRPC spec validated successfully.
$ pip install pyspelling
$ pyspelling -c spellcheck.yaml
Spelling check passed :)
The third tool can validate a live JSON-RPC provider hosted at
http://localhost:8545 against the specification:
$ ./scripts/debug.sh eth_getBlockByNumber \"0xc7d772\",false
data.json valid
License
This repository is licensed under CC0.