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Error with personalized token budget in Metamask
I recently distributed a personalized ERC20 token using the solidity on my local machine and I created a random distribution on 10 accounts that I imported into hardhat for test purposes. As part of the distribution process, I configured Metamask to import all these accounts.
Initially, everything seemed to work as expected. I was able to call the `SALDOF 'on the contract in the intelligent contract distributed and obtain accurate results. However, when I tried to access the balance of a specific account using the samebalance ‘function, I started receiving an error message.
After some investigations, I discovered that the problem is not with my distribution or the Hardhat configuration, but rather with Metamask herself. In particular, it seems that the “Custom Taken imported” functionality in Metamask does not work as expected if used with a distributed intelligent contract.
The problem: CUSTOMIZED TOKEN imported
According to various online forums and community discussions, I was able to replicate the problem by importing my 10 Metamask accounts using the “importer” function. When I imported these accounts in Metamask, I noticed that they were not actually used as an account in the distributed contract.
The balance function is expected to be a specific account address or index of the mapping of the contract balance, but since my accounts have been imported without specifying which one to use, it did not work correctly. To solve this problem, I needed to specify the correct account address using the "importer" function provided by Metamask.
Resolution of the problem
To solve this problem, I followed these steps:
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- In this importer script, use the following line line to import specific accounts in Metamask:
Javascript
Const Account = Wait Window.ethereum.Send (“Importers”, {
Account: [
{Name: “Account1”},
{Name: “Account2”},
// … Add other accounts here if necessary …
],
});
`
This will import the accounts specified in Metamask and set them as a current account for our contract.
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Javascript
Pragma solidity ^0.8.0;
CustomContTrat contract {
// …
}
Importer (address _importer) payable importers ._Acchunts;
Function Filancef () Public View Returns (Uint256) {
Uint256 Libra = _importer.balanceof (_ContractAddress);
Return balance;
}
``
Following these steps, I was able to solve the problem with the import of customized tokens in Metamask and access to their sales in my distributed contract.