Cómo ver el estado de la transacción con eztz después de eztz.contract.send

En realidad,hay unanuevafunción coneztz que haceesto ahora:

 eztz.rpc.awaitOperation(
  opHash, //The operation hash to watch
  interval, //Optional - Time between checks, defaults to 30 seconds
  timeout//Optional - Timeout - will end after this, defaults to 180 seconds
).then(function(blockHash){
  //Will resolve with the blockHash if found
  console.log("Found in block " + blockHash)
}).catch(function(){
  //Reject on time out
};
 

El uso de los valorespredeterminadosparecefuncionarbien paramí (espera aproximadamente 3bloques).

There's actually a new function with eztz that does this now:

eztz.rpc.awaitOperation(
  opHash, //The operation hash to watch
  interval, //Optional - Time between checks, defaults to 30 seconds
  timeout//Optional - Timeout - will end after this, defaults to 180 seconds
).then(function(blockHash){
  //Will resolve with the blockHash if found
  console.log("Found in block " + blockHash)
}).catch(function(){
  //Reject on time out
};

Using the defaults seem to work fine for me (waits approx 3 blocks).

Creo quepodríasenviar una llamada rpc sinprocesar usandoeztz:

 eztz.node.query("/chains/main/blocks/head/operations").then(function(res){
  console.log(res);
}).catch(function(e){});
 

/chains/main/blocks/head/operations Le da una lista de operacionesincluidasen el últimobloquetambién conocido como head. Puedeencontrar unaexplicación detallada deesteextremo de RPC aquí .

Entonces,la solución completapodría ser que 'sondees'estepuntofinalen un ciclo setInterval,hasta queencuentres un recibo detu operación,dentro de un ciertoperíodo detiempo.

Porejemplo,en el siguiente 1 minute,llame alpuntofinal de RPC y,si seencuentra un recibo que coincida conmi operation id,podemos concluir que la operación seincluyó correctamente.

El comando tezos-client alternativo sería:

 tezos-client wait for <operation hash> to be included
 

I think you could send a raw rpc call using eztz:

eztz.node.query("/chains/main/blocks/head/operations").then(function(res){
  console.log(res);
}).catch(function(e){});

/chains/main/blocks/head/operations Gives you a list of operations included in the latest block also known as head. You can find a detailed explanation of this RPC endpoint here.

So the full solution could be, that you 'poll' this endpoint in a setInterval cycle, until you find a receipt for your operation, within a certain time frame.

E.g. in the next 1 minute, call the RPC endpoint, and if a receipt matching my operation id is found, we can conclude that the operation was included successfully.

Alternative tezos-client command would be:

tezos-client wait for <operation hash> to be included

Entonces,sutransacción sepublicóen alphanet. Sibusca la operación ooTC8mMZ7dG1ReCXLPiTAN3qEUB7uNFuh9R8KZXEFbZZiZcypBf en TzScan (en alphanet ),semuestra aquí

Conel hash de latransacción yel hash debloque BMWZp5qBhoGa1V8ea que sigue lospasos de su obtener los detalles sobreel resultado

Recomendaría seguir lospasosindicadosen esta otra respuesta para obtener los detalles que desea.

Si desea hacer cosas desdeel código,deberíapoder llamar a la API de TzScan através de

https://api6.

Sinembargo,parece queesta llamadanofuncionapara alphanet. Preguntéen esta pregunta siesoes algo que sepuedeesperar,peroparamainnet debería ser ok.

[EDITAR] En realidad,la respuesta a la otrapreguntaes que solonecesita usar un servidor diferentepara la consultaen alphanet. Contu ophashpuedes obtener lainformación delbloque coneste comando

https://api.alphanet.tzscan.io/v3/operation/ooTC8mMZ7dG1ReCXLPiTAN3qEUB7uNFuh9R8KZXEFbZZiZcypBf

So your transaction was posted in alphanet. If you search for operation ooTC8mMZ7dG1ReCXLPiTAN3qEUB7uNFuh9R8KZXEFbZZiZcypBf in TzScan (under alphanet) it is displayed here

With the transaction hash and block hash BMWZp5qBho1V62bb9necMuSuEaV5vm1G4Zu7mEQ7y8eaATHAfuB which contains your transaction you can follow the steps here to get the details about the outcome

I would recommend following the steps indicated in this other answer to get the details you want.

If you want to do things from code you should be able to call into the TzScan API through

https://api6.tzscan.io/v3/operation/oogKXTkRmJLBmnBQgP2My4QKRHAGLez96krSFshhg51hA8GEMVp

However it seems that this call does not work for the alphanet. I asked in this question if that's something to be expected, but for mainnet it should be ok.

[EDIT] Actually the answer to the other question is that you just need to use a different server for the query in alphanet. With your ophash you can get the block info with this command

https://api.alphanet.tzscan.io/v3/operation/ooTC8mMZ7dG1ReCXLPiTAN3qEUB7uNFuh9R8KZXEFbZZiZcypBf