Hello everyone how we all doing🙏. Can anyone tell me how to get an APIKEY in my contract

are you asking how to get an etherscan API KEY ?

Yes and how to use it to communicate with your contract

https://docs.etherscan.io/getting-started/viewing-api-usage-statistics

you don't need an etherscan API key to communicate with your contract, as the contract lives on ethereum itself, not etherscan

you typically would only need the API key to verify your contract code on etherscan

Im running a BSC project but it will be relaunched we are building a MetaVerse and want the balances to be visible in the game and the game being able to do transactions. This requires the API-KEY

no, you dont need an etherscan/bscscan API key to read data from a contract. You can use web3 directly

*ABI

What you need is ABI

Yea sorry i ment that

you get the ABI from compiling the contract (i.e. via truffle compile)

or if it's already deployed and verified, you can fetch the ABI from bscscan/etherscan

Can get Abi by compiling locally with solc via solc —Abi

Oooooof

Please, do more homework before attempting an ambitious project such as this

It wasnt the plan at first 😂

fair enough :)

you can also specify individual test files to run if you just want to run tests from 1 file

and im sure you can alsio use various seleciton filters to specify individual tests or batches of tests to run if you want more fine grained control

Oh interesting! And to confirm, they are both in the same directory?

Interestign question! Took a look, you can create a new file which imports all of your other test files and then just run that file

So lets call it index.js Put in it smoething like:

require('./test/foo.js')
require('./test/bar.js')

Put this in your root project directory and then run npx hardhat test testindex.js

Wish you could just use filename wildcards e.g. npx hardhat test test/* but that doesn't seem to work

Does hardhat test command follow a similar convention as truffle test? I.e. it will by default run all test files in the /test directory?

If not hopefully they add it someday

It seems like currently no, at least not with the version of hardhat I’m using whuch may not be the latest one

Absolutely I was surprised it didn’t do that since that makes the most sense. Ultimately I expect it’s tied to the version of mocha so it could just be that the version of hardhat I’m using has old version of mocha

Ah gotcha

Yep either track highest values or sort off-chain seems easiest