If it is possible to use Fuel Native Bridge via Typescript SDK (fuel → sepolia) ? I didn’t find any information about this in the documentation and on the forum
Hi there @archiveOf
You can view all the Beta-5 deployed contracts related to the bridge here: fuel-bridge/packages/solidity-contracts/DEPLOYMENTS.MD at 66634bcce00d42a158eb0d8e92d1744dac95d06e · FuelLabs/fuel-bridge · GitHub
Additionally, you can find a prime example on how to bridge to and from the Fuel network using the TypeScript SDK here: fuel-bridge/packages/integration-tests/scripts/bridgeERC20.ts at 66634bcce00d42a158eb0d8e92d1744dac95d06e · FuelLabs/fuel-bridge · GitHub
I hope this is helpful
Thanks a lot! And this will work on Testnet beta 4?
No problem @archiveOf! Please note that this will only be a temporary solution, as we will be phasing out Beta-4 shortly after Beta-5 is announced in the next couple of week. I highly recommend using the latest tools that are compatible with Beta-5 outlined below in order to take advantage of the newest features.
SDK Versions:
- TypeScript SDK: v0.73.0
- Rust SDK: v0.55.0
- Sway: v0.49.2
If you have any other questions feel free to reach out again!
So i’ve tried to use @fuel-bridge/test-utils and get error: “Fuel deployer balance is very low (0.0ETH)”.
My config:
http_fuel_client: “https://beta-5.fuel.network/graphql”,
http_ethereum_client: “https://eth-sepolia.g.alchemy.com/v2/k4slUjhrLqH-rsGsMYnbzYwvTFKkCuih”,
pk_eth_signer1: “…”,
pk_fuel_signer1: “…”,
For what are http_deployer, pk_eth_deployer and pk_fuel_deployer?
pk_eth_deployer
is the private key responsible for deploying the bridging contract on the Ethereum side.
pk_fuel_deployer
is the private key responsible for deploying the bridging contract on the Fuel side.
For more details, refer to the context provided below. Note that http_deployer
can be left blank if all bridge contracts are specified below.
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