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Name Service Lookups

The SDK provides programmatic access to the VeChain Name Service (VNS) at vet.domains.

Name Services provide the ability to use human-readable names that point to addresses.

Resolve Names

vnsUtils is available within the network module and can be used with a ThorClient.

After importing and connecting the ThorClient, resolveName and resolveNames provide access to resolve single or multiple names. If a name is not known or configured, null is returned instead of an address.

import { ThorClient, vnsUtils } from '@vechain/sdk-network';
const thor = ThorClient.at('https://mainnet.vechain.org');

console.log('resolveName', await vnsUtils.resolveName(thor, 'test.vet'));
console.log('resolveNames', await vnsUtils.resolveNames(thor, ['test.vet']));
console.log(
  'resolveName',
  await vnsUtils.resolveName(thor, '_invalid_test.vet')
);

Lookup Addresses

After importing and connecting the ThorClient, lookupAddress and lookupAddresses provide access to resolve single or multiple addresses. If an address has no (valid) primary name, a null is returned instead of a string.

import { ThorClient, vnsUtils } from '@vechain/sdk-network';
const thor = ThorClient.at('https://mainnet.vechain.org');

console.log(
  'lookupAddress',
  await vnsUtils.lookupAddress(
    thor,
    '0x105199a26b10e55300CB71B46c5B5e867b7dF427'
  )
);
console.log(
  'lookupAddresses',
  await vnsUtils.lookupAddresses(thor, [
    '0x105199a26b10e55300CB71B46c5B5e867b7dF427',
  ])
);
console.log(
  'lookupAddress',
  await vnsUtils.lookupAddress(
    thor,
    '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000'
  )
);

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