POSTsui_getTransactionBlock
https://sui-mainnet.nodit.io/Return the transaction response object.
A transaction will have a (unique) digest.
A transaction will have a (unique) digest.
ObjectRef and owner of new objects created.
Hex string encoding.
Hex string encoding.
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
Object Refs of objects now deleted (the old refs).
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
The set of transaction digests this transaction depends on.
A representation of a 32 byte digest
The epoch when this transaction was executed.
The updated gas object reference. Have a dedicated field for convenient access. It's also included in mutated.
Hex string encoding.
Hex string encoding.
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
Summary of the charges in a transaction. Storage is charged independently of computation. There are 3 parts to the storage charges:
storage_cost: it is the charge of storage at the time the transaction is executed. The cost of storage is the number of bytes of the objects being mutated multiplied by a variable storage cost per byte
storage_rebate: this is the amount a user gets back when manipulating an object. The storage_rebate is the storage_cost for an object minus fees.
non_refundable_storage_fee: not all the value of the object storage cost is given back to user and there is a small fraction that is kept by the system. This value tracks that charge.
When looking at a gas cost summary the amount charged to the user is computation_cost + storage_cost - storage_rebate and that is the amount that is deducted from the gas coins. non_refundable_storage_fee is collected from the objects being mutated/deleted and it is tracked by the system in storage funds.
Objects deleted, including the older versions of objects mutated, have the storage field on the objects added up to a pool of "potential rebate". This rebate then is reduced by the "nonrefundable rate" such that: potential_rebate(storage cost of deleted/mutated objects) = storage_rebate + non_refundable_storage_fee
Cost of computation/execution
The fee for the rebate. The portion of the storage rebate kept by the system.
Storage cost, it's the sum of all storage cost for all objects created or mutated.
The amount of storage cost refunded to the user for all objects deleted or mutated in the transaction.
The version that every modified (mutated or deleted) object had before it was modified by this transaction.
Hex string encoding.
ObjectRef and owner of mutated objects, including gas object.
Hex string encoding.
Hex string encoding.
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
The object references of the shared objects used in this transaction. Empty if no shared objects were used.
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
The status of the execution
The transaction digest
ObjectRef and owner of objects that are unwrapped in this transaction. Unwrapped objects are objects that were wrapped into other objects in the past, and just got extracted out.
Hex string encoding.
Hex string encoding.
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
Object refs of objects previously wrapped in other objects but now deleted.
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
Object refs of objects now wrapped in other objects.
Base64 string representing the object digest
Hex code as string representing the object id
Object version.
BCS encoded [SenderSignedData] that includes input object references returns empty array if show_raw_transaction is false
Hex string encoding.
Hex string encoding.
Input objects or primitive values
The transactions to be executed sequentially. A failure in any transaction will result in the failure of the entire programmable transaction block.
A representation of a 32 byte digest
A representation of a 32 byte digest
Uses an enum to allow for future expansion of the ConsensusDeterminedVersionAssignments.
A representation of a 32 byte digest
A representation of a 32 byte digest
Uses an enum to allow for future expansion of the ConsensusDeterminedVersionAssignments.
Input objects or primitive values
The transactions to be executed sequentially. A failure in any transaction will result in the failure of the entire programmable transaction block.
The struct that contains signatures and public keys necessary for authenticating a MultiSig.
A bitmap that indicates the position of which public key the signature should be authenticated with.
The public key encoded with each public key with its signature scheme used along with the corresponding weight.
The plain signature encoded with signature scheme.
Deprecated, use [struct MultiSig] instead. The struct that contains signatures and public keys necessary for authenticating a MultiSigLegacy.
A bitmap that indicates the position of which public key the signature should be authenticated with.
The public key encoded with each public key with its signature scheme used along with the corresponding weight.
The plain signature encoded with signature scheme.
Base64 encoding
Base64 encoding
Base64 encoding
An zk login authenticator with all the necessary fields.
All inputs required for the zk login proof verification and other public inputs.
An passkey authenticator with parsed fields. See field defition below. Can be initialized from [struct RawPasskeyAuthenticator].
authenticatorData is a bytearray that encodes Authenticator Data structure returned by the authenticator attestation response as is.
clientDataJSON contains a JSON-compatible UTF-8 encoded string of the client data which is passed to the authenticator by the client during the authentication request (see CollectedClientData)