object
(Relayer)
URI reference: the string must be a URI reference, according to RFC 3986
Property | Type | Required | Nullable | Defined by |
---|---|---|---|---|
name | string |
Required | cannot be null | Definitions |
network | Merged | Required | cannot be null | Definitions |
min-balance | integer |
Required | cannot be null | Definitions |
address-from-relayer | Merged | Optional | cannot be null | Definitions |
policy | object |
Optional | cannot be null | Definitions |
api-keys | array |
Optional | cannot be null | Definitions |
relayer-group-id | string |
Optional | cannot be null | Definitions |
notification-channels | object |
Optional | cannot be null | Definitions |
name
-
is required
-
Type:
string
-
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
string
network
-
is required
-
Type: merged type (Network)
-
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
merged type (Network)
any of
-
one (and only one) of
URI reference: the string must be a URI reference, according to RFC 3986
min-balance
-
is required
-
Type:
integer
-
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
integer
address-from-relayer
-
is optional
-
Type: merged type (AddressFromRelayer)
-
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
merged type (AddressFromRelayer)
any of
policy
-
is optional
-
Type:
object
(Policy) -
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
object
(Policy)
URI reference: the string must be a URI reference, according to RFC 3986
api-keys
-
is optional
-
Type:
string[]
-
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
string[]
relayer-group-id
-
is optional
-
Type:
string
(DefenderID) -
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
string
(DefenderID)
pattern: the string must match the following regular expression:
^[0-9a-fA-F]{8}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-4[0-9a-fA-F]{3}-(8|9|a|b)[0-9a-fA-F]{3}-[0-9a-fA-F]{12}$
URI reference: the string must be a URI reference, according to RFC 3986
notification-channels
-
is optional
-
Type:
object
(NotificationChannels) -
cannot be null
-
defined in: Definitions
object
(NotificationChannels)
URI reference: the string must be a URI reference, according to RFC 3986