Ethereum: How do I enable the Gnosis Safe recovery module via SDK or API when deploying the Gnosis Safe contract?

I can walk you through the process of deploying the Gnosis Safe Recovery module via the SDK or API and implementing the recovery functionality in your JavaScript application. Here is an article to achieve this:

Deploying the Gnosis Safe Recovery Module via the SDK

Gnosis Safe provides a “recoveryModule” property that can be used to deploy the recovery module in the contract settings. To do this, you need to configure the recovery module using the SDK.

Ethereum: How to enable Gnosis Safe Recovery module via SDK or API when deploying the Gnosis Safe contract?

Step 1: Install the required dependencies

First, install the required dependencies to use the recovery module:

npm install @gnosis/gnosis-sdk

Step 2: Import and create an instance of the recovery module

Import the @gnosis/gnosis-sdk library and create an instance of the recovery module. You can do this in your contract's offer code:

import { deployment } from @chainlink/sdk;

const provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider('

const config = {

// Your Gnosis Safe API key and other configuration information

};

const contractAddress = '0x...'; // Your contract address

// Deploy the contract while the recovery module is enabled

async function deployWithRecoveryModule() {

const txID = await deploy({

contract: contractaddress,

abi: [...], // ABI from the contract

args: [/ arguments /],

configuration,

}).tx;

console.log(Transaction ID: ${txID});

// Get the transaction hash

const txHash = txID.hash;

}

Step 3: Install and enable the recovery module

In this example, we assume that you have already defined the "recoveryModule" property in your contract code:

// contract.js

const recoveryModule = new ethers.RecoveryModule();

export function useRecovery() {

recoveryModule;

}

To enable the recovery module, create an instance of it and call its methods:

// usage.js

import { useRecovery } from './contract';

const recoveryModuleInstance = await useRecovery();

console.log(recoveryModuleInstance.recover());

Step 4: Deploy with Recovery Module in Use

Deploy the contract with the recovery module by passing an instance of the recovery module to the

// deployment.js

import { deployment } from @chainlink/sdk;

const provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider('

const config = {

// Your Gnosis Safe API key and other configuration information

};

const contractAddress = '0x...'; // Your contract address

// Deploy the contract with the recovery module in use

async function deployWithRecoveryModule() {

const txID = await deploy({

contract: contractaddress,

abi: [...], // ABI from the contract

args: [/ arguments /],

configuration,

}).tx;

console.log(Event ID: ${txID});

// Get the event hash

const txHash = txID.hash;

}

Deploying with a return module via API

Alternatively, you can deploy your contract using the @gnosis/safe SDK and deploy the return module via a custom API endpoint.

Step 1: Create a custom API endpoint

Create a custom API endpoint that returns the event hash after deployment:

// api.js

const express = require('express');

const app = express();

app.get('/deploy/:txHash', async (req, res) => {

const txID = await deploy({

contract: '0x...', // Your contract address

abi: [...], // ABI from the contract

args: [/ arguments /],

configuration,

}).tx;

res.json({ txHash: txID.hash });

});

Step 2: Integrate with Gnosis Safe SDK

Integrate your custom API endpoint @gnosis/safe SDK with:

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