Endpoint Configuration

Create TONClient
TONClient is the main class of Ever SDK Library. To start using library one needs to create and setup a TONClient instance.
The simplest initialization code can look like this: just specify the endpoint.
Other parameters are used by default. See the reference below for more info. 
const client = new TonClient({
network: { 
    endpoints: [
        'your-endpoint-here'
    ] 
    } 
});
How to get my endpoint?
Local node 
If you want to work with local blockchain Evernode-SE, specify http://localhost in the endpoints
const client = new TonClient({
network: { 
    endpoints: [
        'http://localhost'
    ] 
    } 
});
Evercloud
If you don't want to manage your own infrastructure -  get your Evercloud endpoints for free to Mainnet and Devnet and configure security settings here https://docs.everos.dev/evernode-platform/products/evercloud/get-started.
Check the full list of supported networks. 
const client = new TonClient({
network: { 
    endpoints: [
        'http://mainnet.evercloud.dev/your-project-id-here/graphql'
    ] 
    // access_key: "your-secret-here(optional, if you enabled "secret required" in your project)"
    } 
});
Self-hosted dedicated node
If you want to run your own dedicated node yourself - see the Evernode-DS documentation how to run your dedicated node.
Dedicated Evercloud
If you want your dedicated set of nodes to be run by Evernode Platform team, check this page https://docs.everos.dev/evernode-platform/products/dedicated-node. 
Multiple endpoints configuration
If you have multiple endpoints in the same network, you can specify them all.
Library will automatically perform balancing based on endpoint health checks and availability.
const client = new TonClient({
network: { 
    endpoints: [
        'ENDPOINT_URL1', 
        'ENDPOINT_URL2', 
        'ENDPOINT_URL3'
    ] 
    } 
});
You can also configure the message broadcast - how many nodes you want your message to be sent (it may improve delivery rate) like this. 
const client = new TonClient({
network: { 
    endpoints: [
        'ENDPOINT_URL1', 
        'ENDPOINT_URL2', 
        'ENDPOINT_URL3'
    ] 
    sending_endpoint_count: 3
    } 
});

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