Ethereum API Key Syntax Error on Private Transaction
The issue you’re facing is a syntax error in your JavaScript script that’s being used to send private transactions on Optimism Network. The error occurs when the code attempts to access an environment variable rVCbipD-Y1F and encounters a non-standard syntax.
Understanding the Error
In your script, const { rVCbipD-Y1F, "private_key is here" } = process.env; is attempting to assign the value of an environment variable rVCbipD-Y1F to two properties: a string literal "private_key is here" and another unknown property named rVCbipD-Y1F. This syntax is not valid JavaScript.
The Syntax Error
Node.js, which is being used in this script, doesn’t know how to parse the environment variable value as a JavaScript expression. It throws an error when it encounters a non-standard token such as - in place of the expected assignment operator =.
Solving the Issue
To fix this issue, you need to ensure that your code is using standard syntax for accessing environment variables and properties. Here’s how you can modify your script:
// file:///C:/Users/HP/private-sendtx/sendPrivateTx.mjs:7
const { rVCbipD-Y1F } = process.env; // Use the correct assignment operator '='
By using the standard assignment operator = instead of - as the separator, you should be able to resolve the syntax error.
Additional Tips
To make your code more robust, consider using environment variables with a specific prefix (like rVCbipD-Y1F) and separated by underscores (_) for better organization. This will help avoid similar errors in the future.
For example:
// file:///C:/Users/HP/private-sendtx/sendPrivateTx.mjs:7
const { rVCbipD_Y1F, "private_key is here" } = process.env;
By following these steps and ensuring your code uses standard syntax for accessing environment variables and properties, you should be able to resolve the syntax error and successfully send private transactions on Optimism Network.
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