submitTransaction

This function is used to submit signed transactions to the Aptos blockchain.

Usage


import { AptosJSProClient } from "@aptos-labs/js-pro";
 
const client = new AptosJSProClient({
  /* ... */
});
 
const transaction = await client.buildTransaction({
  /* ... */
});
 
const signedTransaction = await client.signTransaction({ transaction });
 
const transactionResponse = await client.submitTransaction({
  senderAuthenticator: signedTransaction.authenticator,
  transaction: signedTransaction,
});

Parameters

The submitTransaction function has two types of parameters: SubmitTransactionWithSignedTransactionParameters or SubmitTransactionWithRawTransactionParameters.

SubmitTransactionWithSignedTransactionParameters

Name	Type	Default
`transaction`	`SignedTransaction`
`network`	`NetworkInfo` The network to use for the request. If not set, the network of the `AptosJSProClient` instance will be used.

SubmitTransactionWithRawTransactionParameters

Name	Type	Default
`transaction`	`AnyRawTransaction`
`senderAuthenticator`	`AccountAuthenticator`
`feePayerAuthenticator`	`AccountAuthenticator`
`additionalSignersAuthenticators`	`AccountAuthenticator[]`
`pluginParams`	`Record<string, any>` Additional parameters that will be passed to the transaction submitter plugin if configured.
`transactionSubmitter`	`TransactionSubmitter \| null` You can set this to override the configured transaction submitter (if any). Conversely you can set this to null to ignore any configured transaction submitter.
`network`	`NetworkInfo` The network to use for the request. If not set, the network of the `AptosJSProClient` instance will be used.

Return Type

Name	Type	Default
`type`	`TransactionResponseType.Pending`
`hash`	`string`
`sender`	`string`
`sequence_number`	`string`
`max_gas_amount`	`string`
`gas_unit_price`	`string`
`expiration_timestamp_secs`	`string`
`payload`	`TransactionPayloadResponse`
`signature`	`TransactionSignature`