pub struct Account(pub AccountId);
Expand description
Account management related interactions with the NEAR Protocol
The Account
struct provides methods to interact with NEAR accounts, including querying account information, managing access keys, and creating new accounts.
§Examples
use near_api::*;
let account_info = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?).view().fetch_from_testnet().await?;
println!("Account: {:?}", account_info);
Tuple Fields§
§0: AccountId
Implementations§
Source§impl Account
impl Account
Sourcepub fn view(&self) -> QueryBuilder<AccountViewHandler>
pub fn view(&self) -> QueryBuilder<AccountViewHandler>
Prepares a query to fetch the Data<AccountView> with the account information for the given account ID.
§Example
use near_api::*;
let account_info = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?).view().fetch_from_testnet().await?;
println!("Account: {:?}", account_info);
Sourcepub fn access_key(
&self,
signer_public_key: PublicKey,
) -> QueryBuilder<AccessKeyHandler>
pub fn access_key( &self, signer_public_key: PublicKey, ) -> QueryBuilder<AccessKeyHandler>
Prepares a query to fetch the Data<AccessKeyView> with the access key information for the given account public key.
§Example
use near_api::*;
use near_crypto::PublicKey;
use std::str::FromStr;
let access_key = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?)
.access_key(PublicKey::from_str("ed25519:H4sIAAAAAAAAA+2X0Q6CMBAAtVlJQgYAAAA=")?)
.fetch_from_testnet()
.await?;
println!("Access key: {:?}", access_key);
Sourcepub fn list_keys(&self) -> QueryBuilder<AccessKeyListHandler>
pub fn list_keys(&self) -> QueryBuilder<AccessKeyListHandler>
Prepares a query to fetch the AccessKeyList list of access keys for the given account ID.
§Example
use near_api::*;
let access_keys = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?).list_keys().fetch_from_testnet().await?;
println!("Access keys: {:?}", access_keys);
Sourcepub fn add_key(
&self,
permission: AccessKeyPermission,
public_key: PublicKey,
) -> ConstructTransaction
pub fn add_key( &self, permission: AccessKeyPermission, public_key: PublicKey, ) -> ConstructTransaction
Adds a new access key to the given account ID.
§Example
use near_api::*;
use near_primitives::account::AccessKeyPermission;
use near_crypto::PublicKey;
use std::str::FromStr;
let pk = PublicKey::from_str("ed25519:H4sIAAAAAAAAA+2X0Q6CMBAAtVlJQgYAAAA=")?;
let result: near_primitives::views::FinalExecutionOutcomeView = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?)
.add_key(AccessKeyPermission::FullAccess, pk)
.with_signer(Signer::new(Signer::from_ledger())?)
.send_to_testnet()
.await?;
Sourcepub fn delete_key(&self, public_key: PublicKey) -> ConstructTransaction
pub fn delete_key(&self, public_key: PublicKey) -> ConstructTransaction
Deletes an access key from the given account ID.
§Example
use near_api::*;
use near_crypto::PublicKey;
use std::str::FromStr;
let result: near_primitives::views::FinalExecutionOutcomeView = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?)
.delete_key(PublicKey::from_str("ed25519:H4sIAAAAAAAAA+2X0Q6CMBAAtVlJQgYAAAA=")?)
.with_signer(Signer::new(Signer::from_ledger())?)
.send_to_testnet()
.await?;
Sourcepub fn delete_keys(&self, public_keys: Vec<PublicKey>) -> ConstructTransaction
pub fn delete_keys(&self, public_keys: Vec<PublicKey>) -> ConstructTransaction
Deletes multiple access keys from the given account ID.
§Example
use near_api::*;
use near_crypto::PublicKey;
use std::str::FromStr;
let result: near_primitives::views::FinalExecutionOutcomeView = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?)
.delete_keys(vec![PublicKey::from_str("ed25519:H4sIAAAAAAAAA+2X0Q6CMBAAtVlJQgYAAAA=")?])
.with_signer(Signer::new(Signer::from_ledger())?)
.send_to_testnet()
.await?;
Sourcepub fn delete_account_with_beneficiary(
&self,
beneficiary_id: AccountId,
) -> ConstructTransaction
pub fn delete_account_with_beneficiary( &self, beneficiary_id: AccountId, ) -> ConstructTransaction
Deletes the account with the given beneficiary ID. The account balance will be transferred to the beneficiary.
Please note that this action is irreversible. Also, you have to understand that another person could potentially re-create the account with the same name and pretend to be you on other websites that use your account ID as a unique identifier. (near.social, devhub proposal, etc)
Do not use it unless you understand the consequences.
§Example
use near_api::*;
let result: near_primitives::views::FinalExecutionOutcomeView = Account("alice.testnet".parse()?)
.delete_account_with_beneficiary("bob.testnet".parse()?)
.with_signer(Signer::new(Signer::from_ledger())?)
.send_to_testnet()
.await?;
Sourcepub const fn create_account(account_id: AccountId) -> CreateAccountBuilder
pub const fn create_account(account_id: AccountId) -> CreateAccountBuilder
Creates a new account builder for the given account ID.
§Creating account sponsored by faucet service
This is a way to create an account without having to fund it. It works only on testnet. The account should be created as a sub-account of the testnet account
use near_api::*;
let secret = near_api::signer::generate_secret_key()?;
let result: reqwest::Response = Account::create_account("alice.testnet".parse()?)
.sponsor_by_faucet_service()
.public_key(secret.public_key())?
.send_to_testnet_faucet()
.await?;
// You have to save the secret key somewhere safe
std::fs::write("secret.key", secret.to_string())?;
§Creating sub-account of the linkdrop root account funded by your own NEAR and signed by your account
There is a few linkdrop root accounts that you can use to create sub-accounts.
use near_api::*;
let secret = near_api::signer::generate_secret_key()?;
let bob_signer = Signer::new(Signer::from_seed_phrase("lucky barrel fall come bottom can rib join rough around subway cloth ", None)?)?;
let result: near_primitives::views::FinalExecutionOutcomeView = Account::create_account("alice.testnet".parse()?)
.fund_myself("bob.testnet".parse()?, NearToken::from_near(1))
.public_key(secret.public_key())?
.with_signer(bob_signer)
.send_to_testnet()
.await?;
§Creating sub-account of your own account funded by your NEAR
You can create only one level deep of sub-accounts.
E.g you are alice.testnet
, you can’t create sub.sub.alice.testnet
, but you can create sub.alice.testnet
.
Though, ‘sub.alice.testnet’ can create sub-accounts of its own.
use near_api::*;
let secret = near_api::signer::generate_secret_key()?;
let bob_signer = Signer::new(Signer::from_seed_phrase("lucky barrel fall come bottom can rib join rough around subway cloth ", None)?)?;
let result: near_primitives::views::FinalExecutionOutcomeView = Account::create_account("sub.bob.testnet".parse()?)
.fund_myself("bob.testnet".parse()?, NearToken::from_near(1))
.public_key(secret.public_key())?
.with_signer(bob_signer)
.send_to_testnet()
.await?;
Trait Implementations§
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impl Freeze for Account
impl RefUnwindSafe for Account
impl Send for Account
impl Sync for Account
impl Unpin for Account
impl UnwindSafe for Account
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