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Monitoring transactions after sending |
The relayer queues, verifies and sends your transaction upon receipt. It can take up to several minutes. To be able to track the transaction statuses the relayer provides you a job ID for each received transaction. You can use it in the following methods
Waiting all provided jobs to be sent to the pool contract
async waitJobsTxHashes(jobIds: string[]): Promise<{jobId: string, txHash: string}[]>The corresponding version for single job ID is also available:
async waitJobTxHash(jobId: string): Promise<string>jobIds - array of job identifiers or
jobId - job identifiers
Promise returns the array of objects where jobId is one of requested jobs and txHash - transaction hash associated with that job (or just a txHash for waitJobTxHash)
const res = await zkAccount.waitJobsTxHashes(['123', '124']);
console.log(`Done ${res.map((j) => `job #${j.jobId}: ${j.txHash}`).join(`\n`)}`);
// output:
// job #123: 0xf1fcf095b4cfd9bda5b18024acf6a1fdf6d9e040a1ec4abed140088b802f73df
// job #124: 0xd5e8960bad7f5964dd3cf3c8853b33e4368c3ec4f3626ef1ea546b5405deeb58