EstimateEnergy

Estimate the energy required for the successful execution of smart contract transactions. (Confirmed state)

Note:

This API is disabled by default. To enable it, the vm.estimateEnergy and vm.supportConstant configuration items must both be activated in the node configuration file.

The wallet/triggerconstantcontract API can estimate the energy consumption for calling most on-chain smart contracts, such as USDD, USDT, USDC, and TUSD. However, compared to the wallet/triggerconstantcontract API, the wallet/estimateEnergy API provides more accurate energy estimates for a small number of special contracts.

Enabling the wallet/estimateEnergy API is optional for FullNode. If developers encounter an error indicating that the node does not support the estimateEnergy function, it is recommended to continue using the wallet/triggerconstantcontract API to estimate energy consumption.

The estimateEnergy API does not generate an on-chain transaction and does not alter the status of the current node.

The energy_required field in the returned value represents the estimated energy amount. Therefore, the fee_limit of the transaction can be set to energy_required x energy unit price.

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Returns

Field	Type	Description
result	Return	Run result
result.result	bool	Is the estimate successful
result.code	response_code (enum)	Response code, an enum type
result.message	string	Result message
energy_required	int64	Estimated energy to run the contract

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object {0}

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{
  "owner_address": "PNLKUWSfXBmynfg8zDHoRZWViQmrJiobaA",
  "contract_address": "PHqgRM8giN6Nr9DgA1FybUjKFwd79cxhyp",
  "function_selector": "balanceOf(address)",
  "parameter": "000000000000000000000000a614f803b6fd780986a42c78ec9c7f77e6ded13c",
  "visible": true
}

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