Interact with Chains

You can get a chain client by calling the chain's name method on the Kiln struct.

src/main.rs

use kilnfi_connect_rs::Kiln;

fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    let api_token: String = std::env::var("KILN_API_TOKEN")
        .expect("KILN_API_TOKEN is not set in the environment. It is required.");

    let kiln: Kiln = Kiln::builder()
        .api_token(api_token)
        // no trailing slash, or else it will break
        .base_url("https://api.kiln.fi/v1")
        .seal()
        .build()?;

    let dydx_client = kiln.dydx();
    let cosmos_client = kiln.cosmos();
    let ethereum_client = kiln.ethereum();
    let cardano_client = kiln.cardano();
    let fetch_ai_client = kiln.fetch_ai();
    let injective_client = kiln.injective();
    let solana_client = kiln.solana();
    let tezos_client = kiln.tezos();
    let zetachain_client = kiln.zetachain();
    let polkadot_client = kiln.polkadot();
    let osmosis_client = kiln.osmosis();
    let noble_client = kiln.noble();
    let near_client = kiln.near();
    let multiversx_client = kiln.multiversx();
    let kusama_client = kiln.kusama();
    let kava_client = kiln.kava();

    Ok(())
}

Most clients will implement the following API

( tx is short for transaction )

• get_stakes
• post_stakes
• get_rewards
• get_operations
• get_network_stats
• get_reports
• post_stake_tx
• post_withdraw_rewards_tx
• post_restake_rewards_tx
• post_unstake_tx
• post_redelegate_tx
• post_broadcast_tx
• get_tx_status
• get_tx_decoding