Add basic ETH RPC #33
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nice! think your commit is a good starting point |
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Nvm, looks like a caching issue, where the response persisted after I typed more stuff. Could we do a list where each RPC invocation adds a new card to a scrollable list, which includes both the RPC made, and the response? |
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@octobocto feel free to rip out the second commit, only for my testing purposes