Add RPC provider: alchemy

[mconnelly8]

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[MRLab12]

Hey! Can I work on this? Looks like a good first issue to work on.

[mconnelly8]

Hey @MRLab12, sure please take a look at it and submit a PR for us to review. We will need to add a private API dedicated to web3.js that we will have to add, but we can do that after your PR. Thanks!

[ghost]

hey, @MRLab12, any progress on the issue ?

[MRLab12]

hey, @MRLab12, any progress on the issue ?

Hey, I started work on this but currently away on a trip. Will continue working on it this weekend and should have changes out next week.

[Allen-Muhani]

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Hello @mconnelly8 do you mind elaborating further on the issue??
Should it specifically be an Alchemy Provider RPC??

What are the other requirements around this? I see there is a QuikcNodeProvider that supports RPC already...

[MRLab12]

QuikcNodeProvider that supports RPC already...

As you mentioned, that provider is for QuickNode.

From what I'm understanding, the changes needed would be for Public Node. Something similar to getRPCURL is needed for Public Node. I started doing changes for this, so would be good to get a confirmation @mconnelly8 .

[Allen-Muhani]

@mconnelly8 By public node you mean this: https://www.publicnode.com/
If so, using the QuickNode provider with the following URLs will be fine.
Also is it for the main net alone or also the test net??

[Allen-Muhani]

@MRLab12 Are you still working on this????

[Allen-Muhani]

@mconnelly8 Just to clarify something about public node??

1. It is completely free.
2. There is no token string needed in the integration.

i.e there is no documentation whatsoever in the link above stating of any of the above....
Kindly advice....

[MRLab12]

@mconnelly8 Checking in here. Is the issue still open? I started the work but would like confirmation of what expected provider is for this work.

[acvalli21]

hi @jdevcs , can I try this issue?