useExecuteOnRemoteModule

Import

import { useExecuteOnRemoteModule } from '@abstract-money/react'

Usage

import { useExecuteOnRemoteModule } from '@abstract-money/react'
import { stringToAccountId } from '@abstract-money/core'
 
function App() {
  const executeOnRemoteModule = useExecuteOnRemoteModule({
    accountId: stringToAccountId('pion-1'),
    chainName: 'pion',
  })
 
  return (
    <button
      onClick={() =>
        executeOnRemoteModule.mutate({
          fee: 'auto',
          funds: [
            {
              denom: 'uatom',
              amount: '1000000',
            },
          ],
          args: {
            hostChainName: 'cosmoshub-4',
            moduleId: 'counter',
            moduleMsg: {
              count: {
                type: 'add',
                value: '1',
              },
            },
          },
        })
 
      }
    >
      execute on remote module
    </button>
  )
}

Hook Parameters

accountId

AccountId | undefined

Account Id to be used to fetch the query.

chainName

string | undefined

Name of the chain to be used to fetch the query.

mutation

MutationOptions | undefined

MutationOptions to use.

Mutation Parameters

fee

number | StdFee | "auto"

The fee to be paid for the transaction. Can be a number, a StdFee object, or "auto" for automatic fee calculation.

memo (optional)

string | undefined

An optional memo to attach to the transaction.

funds

An array of coin objects representing the funds to be sent with the transaction. Each object contains:

• denom: The denomination of the coin
• amount: The amount of the coin

args

Arguments passed to the mutation. This includes:

hostChainName

string

The name of the host chain where the remote module is located.

moduleId

string

The unique identifier of the module to be executed.

moduleType (optional)

ModuleType | undefined

The type of the module. Can be one of the following:

• 'account'
• 'native'
• 'adapter'
• 'app'
• 'standalone'
• 'service'

moduleMsg

Record<string, unknown> | string

The message to be executed on the remote module. This can be either a JSON object (Record<string, unknown>) or a string representing the message.