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Configuring Metamask Network
This page includes instructions on how to setup your chainlet network information in your Metamask wallet
As we saw in the previous page, in order to optain the chainlet network RPC connection details, you will have to run the following command:
sagacli chainlet apis <chain id>
$ sagacli chainlet apis chainlet_1698372536493619-1
Name Endpoint Status
---- -------- ------
explorer chainlet-1698372536493619-1.testnet-sp1.sagaexplorer.io Available
ws chainlet-1698372536493619-1.ws.testnet-sp1.sagarpc.io Available
jsonrpc chainlet-1698372536493619-1.jsonrpc.testnet-sp1.sagarpc.io Available
We can see in the above CLI output the jsonrpc and explorer endpoints that we will need to be able to configure our chainlet network in Metamask.
Note: make sure the status for all of the endpoints is "Available", otherwise you will risk running into issues with using them in your metamask wallet config.
The fastest way to configure your chainlet network settings into your metamask browser plugin is by visiting your chainlet's dedicated block explorer page and clicking on the Add <chainlet name> link present in both the header and footer menus.
You can also see how this looks like in the image included below:
In order to do so, we will need to navigate to Metamask -> Settings -> Networks -> Add Network
The settings screen will look something like this:
From here, click on "Add a network manually" and type in the following settings in the required fields:
- Network Name: Pacman Chainlet (or you can chose a different name for this network)
- New RPC URL: This will be your chainlet's jsonrpc endpoint from the chainlet output above
- https://chainlet-1698372536493619-1.jsonrpc.testnet-sp1.sagarpc.io
- Chain ID: Here you need to input the middle numerical part of the chainid listed in the SagaCLI
- 1698372536493619
- Currency Symbol: This is your chainlet currency symbol. (You can get that also by calling the sagacli chainlet get <your chainlet alphanumerical id>
- sagacli chainlet get chainlet-1698372536493619-1ChainId Name StackName StackVersion Launcher Mantainers CurrencySymbol Status------- ---- --------- ------------ -------- ---------- -------------- ------chainlet-1698372536493619-1 pacman sagaos 1.0 saga1rdssl22ysxyendrkh2exw9zm7hvj8d2ju346g3 [saga1rdssl22ysxyendrkh2exw9zm7hvj8d2ju346g3] pac STATUS_ONLINE
- Block Explorer URL
- chainlet-1698372536493619-1.testnet-sp1.sagaexplorer.io
Everything together will look similar with what you see in the following image below:
