RPC wrapper

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<strong>A wrapper around your rpc</strong>
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The rpc wrapper is a wrapper around evm based rpc. It allows you as an developer not to handle retrying, logging and performance monitoring of your rpcs.

# Getting started

The package is available as an [NPM package]()

You can install the package by running

```bash
> yarn add @lifi/rpc-wrapper
```

or if you use npm

```bash
> npm install @lifi/rpc-wrapper
```

Since the RPCProvider extends the ethersproject Fallbackprovider you can easily swap out your rpc handling with the RPCProvider.

```ts
// specify your rpc providers for your specific chain
const myRpcProviders = ['https://rpc1.com', 'https://rpc2.com']
// initialize the rpc provider
const provider = new RPCProvider(myRpcProviders)

const blockNumber = provider.getBlockNumber()
console.log('This is a block number ', blockNumber)
```

## Contributing

Awesome! Please read more about contributing to the repo [here](/CONTRIBUTING.md)

## Development

### Running tests

Test your code with Jest framework:

```bash
yarn test
```

### Build

Build production (distribution) files in your **dist** folder:

```bash
yarn build
```

If you want to test how your changes affect please use

```bash
> yarn link
```

Then in your project, do

```
> yarn link @lifi/rpc-wrapper
```