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Orbiter RPC Health

Check RPC availability and whether the chain ID matches.

When to Use

You need to validate an RPC endpoint
You are debugging simulation or broadcast failures

Inputs

rpcUrl (string, optional)
chainId (string, optional)

Outputs

rpcChainId
clientVersion
latencyMs

CLI Example

orbiter rpc health --chain 42161\n

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orbiter-rpc-health

Orbiter RPC Health

When to Use

Inputs

Outputs

CLI Example