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Import

import { useIndexerClient } from '@0xsequence/hooks'

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Usage

import { useIndexerClient } from '@0xsequence/hooks'
import { ContractVerificationStatus } from '@0xsequence/connect'

function TokenBalanceChecker() {
  const chainId = 1 // Ethereum mainnet
  const indexerClient = useIndexerClient(chainId)
  const { address } = useAccount()

  const checkBalance = async () => {
    // Get native token balance
    const nativeBalance = await indexerClient.getNativeTokenBalance({
      accountAddress: address
    })

    // Get token balances
    const tokenBalances = await indexerClient.getTokenBalancesSummary({
      filter: {
        accountAddresses: [address],
        contractStatus: ContractVerificationStatus.ALL,
        omitNativeBalances: true
      }
    })

    console.log('Native balance:', nativeBalance)
    console.log('Token balances:', tokenBalances)
  }

  return (
    <button onClick={checkBalance}>
      Check Balances
    </button>
  )
}

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Return Type: SequenceIndexer

Returns a SequenceIndexer instance configured for the specified chain ID.

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Parameters

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chainId

ChainId The chain ID to create an indexer client for. Must be a supported chain ID from @0xsequence/network. For applications that need to work with multiple chains simultaneously, consider using useIndexerClients. It accepts an array of chain IDs and returns a Map of indexer clients, enabling parallel operations across different networks.

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Usage with useIndexerClients

import { useIndexerClients } from '@0xsequence/hooks'

const TransactionFetcher = () => {
  // Get indexer clients for Ethereum mainnet and Polygon
  const indexerClients = useIndexerClients([1, 137])

  // Use the clients to fetch data
  const fetchData = async () => {
    // Get Ethereum client
    const ethClient = indexerClients.get(1)

    // Get Polygon client
    const polygonClient = indexerClients.get(137)

    // Make parallel requests
    const [ethData, polygonData] = await Promise.all([
      ethClient.getTransactionHistory(...),
      polygonClient.getTransactionHistory(...)
    ])
  }
}