Undefined results for “web3.eth.accounts” in truffle console












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truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts[0]



gives output as "undefined"



truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts



instead of showing all accounts details gives the below output



Accounts {

currentProvider: [Getter/Setter],


_requestManager:

RequestManager {

provider:

HttpProvider {
host: 'http://127.0.0.1:7545',

httpAgent: [Agent],
timeout: 0,

headers: undefined,

connected: true,

send: [Function],

......blah...blah


but...



truffle(development)> web3.eth.getAccounts



is working. please help










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    If web3.eth.getAccounts is working, then why don't you simply use it??? As of web3.js v1, web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.

    – goodvibration
    yesterday













  • I can use it but I am not able to choose any of the accounts specifically which I was able to do with 'web3.eth.accounts[0]" , please let me know the replacement for this?

    – Yash Shukla
    yesterday











  • 1. You cannot use it, as it is undefined; you even specify it in your own question! 2. You've already found a replacement, and again - you even specify it in your own question!

    – goodvibration
    yesterday
















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truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts[0]



gives output as "undefined"



truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts



instead of showing all accounts details gives the below output



Accounts {

currentProvider: [Getter/Setter],


_requestManager:

RequestManager {

provider:

HttpProvider {
host: 'http://127.0.0.1:7545',

httpAgent: [Agent],
timeout: 0,

headers: undefined,

connected: true,

send: [Function],

......blah...blah


but...



truffle(development)> web3.eth.getAccounts



is working. please help










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  • 1





    If web3.eth.getAccounts is working, then why don't you simply use it??? As of web3.js v1, web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.

    – goodvibration
    yesterday













  • I can use it but I am not able to choose any of the accounts specifically which I was able to do with 'web3.eth.accounts[0]" , please let me know the replacement for this?

    – Yash Shukla
    yesterday











  • 1. You cannot use it, as it is undefined; you even specify it in your own question! 2. You've already found a replacement, and again - you even specify it in your own question!

    – goodvibration
    yesterday














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truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts[0]



gives output as "undefined"



truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts



instead of showing all accounts details gives the below output



Accounts {

currentProvider: [Getter/Setter],


_requestManager:

RequestManager {

provider:

HttpProvider {
host: 'http://127.0.0.1:7545',

httpAgent: [Agent],
timeout: 0,

headers: undefined,

connected: true,

send: [Function],

......blah...blah


but...



truffle(development)> web3.eth.getAccounts



is working. please help










share|improve this question







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truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts[0]



gives output as "undefined"



truffle(development)> web3.eth.accounts



instead of showing all accounts details gives the below output



Accounts {

currentProvider: [Getter/Setter],


_requestManager:

RequestManager {

provider:

HttpProvider {
host: 'http://127.0.0.1:7545',

httpAgent: [Agent],
timeout: 0,

headers: undefined,

connected: true,

send: [Function],

......blah...blah


but...



truffle(development)> web3.eth.getAccounts



is working. please help







web3js truffle






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  • 1





    If web3.eth.getAccounts is working, then why don't you simply use it??? As of web3.js v1, web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.

    – goodvibration
    yesterday













  • I can use it but I am not able to choose any of the accounts specifically which I was able to do with 'web3.eth.accounts[0]" , please let me know the replacement for this?

    – Yash Shukla
    yesterday











  • 1. You cannot use it, as it is undefined; you even specify it in your own question! 2. You've already found a replacement, and again - you even specify it in your own question!

    – goodvibration
    yesterday














  • 1





    If web3.eth.getAccounts is working, then why don't you simply use it??? As of web3.js v1, web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.

    – goodvibration
    yesterday













  • I can use it but I am not able to choose any of the accounts specifically which I was able to do with 'web3.eth.accounts[0]" , please let me know the replacement for this?

    – Yash Shukla
    yesterday











  • 1. You cannot use it, as it is undefined; you even specify it in your own question! 2. You've already found a replacement, and again - you even specify it in your own question!

    – goodvibration
    yesterday








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If web3.eth.getAccounts is working, then why don't you simply use it??? As of web3.js v1, web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.

– goodvibration
yesterday







If web3.eth.getAccounts is working, then why don't you simply use it??? As of web3.js v1, web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.

– goodvibration
yesterday















I can use it but I am not able to choose any of the accounts specifically which I was able to do with 'web3.eth.accounts[0]" , please let me know the replacement for this?

– Yash Shukla
yesterday





I can use it but I am not able to choose any of the accounts specifically which I was able to do with 'web3.eth.accounts[0]" , please let me know the replacement for this?

– Yash Shukla
yesterday













1. You cannot use it, as it is undefined; you even specify it in your own question! 2. You've already found a replacement, and again - you even specify it in your own question!

– goodvibration
yesterday





1. You cannot use it, as it is undefined; you even specify it in your own question! 2. You've already found a replacement, and again - you even specify it in your own question!

– goodvibration
yesterday










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from @goodvibration in the comments :




web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.




That is true. in the newer version of web3.js web3.eth.getAccounts returns a promise, so that is why doing :



var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();
accounts[0];


will return undefined.



TLDR : use this code instead (if it works, didn't test) :



var accounts =  await web3.eth.getAccounts();
accounts[0];





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    Use the code below to retrieve all the accounts



       var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();


    Use this code to reference a single account



       var account0;
    web3.eth.getAccounts().then(function(result){
    account0 = result[0];
    })





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      from @goodvibration in the comments :




      web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.




      That is true. in the newer version of web3.js web3.eth.getAccounts returns a promise, so that is why doing :



      var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();
      accounts[0];


      will return undefined.



      TLDR : use this code instead (if it works, didn't test) :



      var accounts =  await web3.eth.getAccounts();
      accounts[0];





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        from @goodvibration in the comments :




        web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.




        That is true. in the newer version of web3.js web3.eth.getAccounts returns a promise, so that is why doing :



        var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();
        accounts[0];


        will return undefined.



        TLDR : use this code instead (if it works, didn't test) :



        var accounts =  await web3.eth.getAccounts();
        accounts[0];





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          from @goodvibration in the comments :




          web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.




          That is true. in the newer version of web3.js web3.eth.getAccounts returns a promise, so that is why doing :



          var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();
          accounts[0];


          will return undefined.



          TLDR : use this code instead (if it works, didn't test) :



          var accounts =  await web3.eth.getAccounts();
          accounts[0];





          share|improve this answer













          from @goodvibration in the comments :




          web3.eth.accounts is deprecated.




          That is true. in the newer version of web3.js web3.eth.getAccounts returns a promise, so that is why doing :



          var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();
          accounts[0];


          will return undefined.



          TLDR : use this code instead (if it works, didn't test) :



          var accounts =  await web3.eth.getAccounts();
          accounts[0];






          share|improve this answer












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              Use the code below to retrieve all the accounts



                 var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();


              Use this code to reference a single account



                 var account0;
              web3.eth.getAccounts().then(function(result){
              account0 = result[0];
              })





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                Use the code below to retrieve all the accounts



                   var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();


                Use this code to reference a single account



                   var account0;
                web3.eth.getAccounts().then(function(result){
                account0 = result[0];
                })





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                  Use the code below to retrieve all the accounts



                     var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();


                  Use this code to reference a single account



                     var account0;
                  web3.eth.getAccounts().then(function(result){
                  account0 = result[0];
                  })





                  share|improve this answer













                  Use the code below to retrieve all the accounts



                     var accounts = web3.eth.getAccounts();


                  Use this code to reference a single account



                     var account0;
                  web3.eth.getAccounts().then(function(result){
                  account0 = result[0];
                  })






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