Account State

Low-level routines to interact with the a local Merkle tree

Sync the Local State

To update the account balance local state should be periodically synced with the relayer. Most routines (which are state dependent) have an associated parameter for updating state, but you may want to force update the account state (e.g. using a timer) to reduce sync delays and get balance updates in time.

async updateState(): Promise<boolean>

Returns

Promise returns boolean indicating whether your local state has pending outgoing transactions

You cannot send a new transaction while there is an outgoing one from your account queued by the relayer but not yet mined.

Example

await zkClient.updateState()
console.log('Your local state has been updated');
// output: Your local state has been updated

Check Transaction Sending Ability

You cannot send a new transaction while there is an outgoing one from your account queued by the relayer but not yet mined. Use the following function to check whether you can send a new transaction.

async isReadyToTransact(): Promise<boolean>

The routine is currently identical to updateState() but other conditions can be introduced here in the future

Invoking this function causes a local state update

Returns

Promise returns boolean indicating whether you can send a new transaction

Example

const res = await zkClient.isReadyToTransact();
console.log(`You can${res ? '' : 'not'} send a new transaction right now`);
// output: You can send a new transaction right now

Wait for Transaction Sending Ability

When the isReadyToTransact() method returns false you can wait for the appropriate conditions to send a new transaction using the following method:

async waitReadyToTransact(): Promise<boolean>

The routine attempts to update the local state periodically within a limited time interval (about 5 minutes). When all of attempts are exhausted the method returns false.

Returns

Promise returns boolean indicating whether you can send a new transaction

Example

if (await zkClient.waitReadyToTransact()) {
    console.log('Let\'s send a transaction!');
} else {
    console.log('Sorry, I cannot wait anymore');
}
// output: Let's send a transaction!

Get the Local State

Get the local Merkle tree index and root at the desired index

async getLocalState(index?: bigint): Promise<TreeState>

Related Methods

• getPoolState(index?: bigint)

• getRelayerState()

• getRelayerOptimisticState()

Parameters

index - the index for which the root should be retrieved (use the latest index if undefined, should be multiple of 128)

Returns

Promise returns TreeState

Example

const localState = await zkClient.getLocalState();
console.log(`The local state: ${localState.root} @ ${localState.index}`);
// output: The local state:
// 20259123668790783065614334268308370728058669663334716067122266810210516357394 @ 533760

Clean the Local State

Remove all local Merkle tree nodes. After the state is cleared a full sync must be performed for the state to be ready.

public async cleanState(): Promise<void>

Example

await zkClient.cleanState();

Rollback the Local State

Use the following method in to remove all state data after the desired index

async rollbackState(index: bigint): Promise<bigint>

Parameters

index - the index after which the state should be cleared (should be multiple of 128)

Returns

Promise returns new local Merkle tree index

In some cases the new Merkle tree index may not match the desired rollback index (e.g. in the case of a partial tree)

Example

const newIndex = await zkClient.rollbackState(528000n);
console.log(`State rollbacked to index ${newIndex}`);
// output: State rollbacked to index 528000