send() <src>

Use send to execute a non-pure or modify smart contract method on a given smart contract that modifies or changes values on the blockchain. These methods consume resources(bandwidth and energy) to perform as the changes need to be broadcasted out to the network.

Usage

let abi = [...] as const;
let contract = await tronWeb.contract(abi, 'contractAddress'); 
let result = await contract.function_name(param1,param2,...).send({
  feeLimit:100_000_000,
  callValue:0,
  tokenId:'1000036',
  tokenValue:100,
  shouldPollResponse:true
});

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Data Type
feeLimit	Optional. The maximum SUN consumes by calling this contract method. Hard capped at 15000 TRX. (1TRX = 1,000,000SUN)	Integer
callValue	Optional. Amount of TRX transferred with this transaction, measured in SUN (1 TRX = 1,000,000 SUN).	Integer
shouldPollResponse	Optional. If set to TRUE, this will wait until the transaction is confirmed on the solidity node before returning the result.	Boolean
keepTxID	Optional. If both shouldPollResponse and keepTxID set to TRUE, the method will return txID and poll result.	Boolean
rawResponse	Optional. If set to TRUE, this will return the raw response.	Boolean
pollTimes	Optional. If shouldPollResponse is set to TRUE, this will wait until the transaction is confirmed on the solidity node or the result has been polled the times specified by this parameter.	Integer
tokenId	Optional. If the function accepts a trc 10 token ,then the id of the same	String
tokenValue	Optional. Amount of token sent with the call.	Integer

Returns

Object - Method calling result. or String - Transaction ID.

Example

async function triggercontract(){
    try {
        let abi = [...] as const;
        let instance = await tronWeb.contract(abi, 'TQQg4EL8o1BSeKJY4MJ8TB8XK7xufxFBvK');
        let res = await instance.transfer('TWbcHNCYzqAGbrQteKnseKJdxfzBHyTfuh',500).send({
            feeLimit:100_000_000,
            callValue:0,
            shouldPollResponse:true
        });

        console.log(res);

    } catch (error) {
        console.log(error);
    }
}

triggercontract();