[nil.js] Make sendMessage in nil.js awaitable

[knazarov]

Now we can receive recipe of transaction like this:

const hash = await wallet.sendMessage({
  to: anotherAddress,
  value: 10_000_000n,
  gas: 100_000n,
});

await waitTillCompleted(client, 1, hash);

There is a proposal to change api accordingly with the following example

const tx = await wallet.sendMessage({...});
await tx.waitTillCompleted();

sendMessage can return object what can be awaited. We need some testing and usability testing to prove this idea. Probably there are cases when await waitTillCompleted(client, 1, hash) is more convenient.

[manassehO]

Hi,

I’m Manasseh, and I’d like to work on this! I have 3 years of coding experience. I can make sendMessage awaitable, test the new tx.waitTillCompleted() idea, and check how it works compared to waitTillCompleted(client, 1, hash). I’ll add tests and try it out to prove it’s easy to use. Let me handle this. I’ll do it well!

Thanks,

Manasseh

[idea404]

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[gitshreevatsa]

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