I have testrpc initialised:
testrpc -a 10
And have connected via http from a node command line using web3 version 1.0.0-beta.27:
var Web3 = require('web3');
var web3 = new Web3('http://localhost:8545');
I'd like to be able to access the 3rd of the accounts initialised in testrpc using web3. In version 0.x.x I'd use web3.eth.accounts[3]
. In the beta it seems that the process will change (docs) to use a getAccounts
function.
Here's what I've attempted with the console output - I can see the list of accounts but can't seem to access them - there's possibly something simple I'm missing?
> web3.eth.getAccounts(console.log)[3]
undefined
> null [ '0xEc9F5cEF462dc92C1A04758b93Bf940142dD9AB8',
'0xF1EB9C3FCa1e8e43597eB9Ec9204b57811317483',
'0xCf7127dAc175E7d0cB5AB989DDCBa993Af5CC257',
'0xddAB30A0b405FDe916060dAb961A8939bcB0292c',
'0x76721db21AA265453BD17FCE53637D5A621AD434',
'0x8a2D213434034DbE47501DEC88Cf2c74eaF7cA78',
'0xBa523A69318A831F7463C88CF2e96143e4643Ae1',
'0xDE8f72ad2221f5dc188cC2c780E256Ce0f8e16A4',
'0x9E10ec8A473a15b37D8EcdD65d3f9c4f04f5eD83',
'0xedc486961d350d26F8Df6D9b5CD5451Dc4ebCAc5' ]
> web3.eth.getAccounts().then(console.log)[3]
undefined
> [ '0xEc9F5cEF462dc92C1A04758b93Bf940142dD9AB8',
'0xF1EB9C3FCa1e8e43597eB9Ec9204b57811317483',
'0xCf7127dAc175E7d0cB5AB989DDCBa993Af5CC257',
'0xddAB30A0b405FDe916060dAb961A8939bcB0292c',
'0x76721db21AA265453BD17FCE53637D5A621AD434',
'0x8a2D213434034DbE47501DEC88Cf2c74eaF7cA78',
'0xBa523A69318A831F7463C88CF2e96143e4643Ae1',
'0xDE8f72ad2221f5dc188cC2c780E256Ce0f8e16A4',
'0x9E10ec8A473a15b37D8EcdD65d3f9c4f04f5eD83',
'0xedc486961d350d26F8Df6D9b5CD5451Dc4ebCAc5' ]
I've tried a few variants of the above - the output I'm aiming for is 'OxddAB...'
What command in web3 v1.0.0-beta.27 reproduces the behaviour of web.eth.accounts[3]
in web3 v 0.x.x?
I'd like to understand the reason for the proposed change, in case anyone here knows or can provide a link...
Edit - Managed to do it like this:
var a=web3.eth.getAccounts(console.log)
a._rejectionHandler0[3]
but it seems clunky/incorrect - can anyone improve?