Using the Casper Java SDK, you can query an ERC-20 contract for an account’s balance quickly and easily:
import com.casper.sdk.CasperSdk;
import com.casper.sdk.HttpService;
import com.casper.sdk.types.*;
import java.util.*;
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Initialize a new Casper SDK client instance with the node URL.
String nodeUrl = "http://localhost:11101";
CasperSdk client = new CasperSdk(new HttpService(nodeUrl));
// Define the contract hash and account address.
String contractHash = "hash0123456789abcdef";
String accountAddress = "account-hash0123456789abcdef";
// Define the function arguments as a Map.
Map<String, CLValue> argsMap = new HashMap<String, CLValue>();
argsMap.put("address", new CLValue(new AccountHash(accountAddress)));
// Build the contract call transaction.
DeployParams params = new DeployParams(new AccountHash(client.getSigner().getAccountHash()),
new Nonce(1),
new BigInteger("1000000000"),
new GasLimit(1000000000),
new ContractHash(contractHash),
new FunctionCallParams("balance_of", new RuntimeArgs(argsMap)));
Deploy deploy = new Deploy(client.getSigner(), params);
// Send the transaction and get the result.
String result = client.sendDeploy(deploy);
// Save the result to a key in local storage.
// Here, we're just printing it to the console for demonstration purposes.
System.out.println("Result: " + result);
}
}
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