17:56:17 Hi, everybody, should I use connectionManager to connect to wallet rpc rather than create rpc connection with my credentials? 17:58:08 What is "connectionManager"? 18:05:52 I'm sure there's a joke somewhere with connectionManager and the lightning fast dc after asking, but I can't find it. 18:16:17 andrey8ezkaro: < rbrunner> What is "connectionManager"? 18:16:39 grep doesn't find it in the monero tree (I thought it might have been a GUI layer thing). 18:16:51 I'm using monero-ts library 18:17:01 https://github.com/monero-ecosystem/monero-ts/blob/master 18:17:25 Ah, so you'll likely need to find who wrote this, and find them. 18:17:37 Or look for docs in that repo. 18:18:18 Yeah, there are examples but with low explanation of what to use 18:29:25 hey there, that's my library. you can use the connection manager to manage your wallet's connection to various monerod endpoints, so if one becomes disconnected or slow, it'll automatically switch your wallet over. it's not necessary of course, you can simply create your wallet with one connection 18:30:07 a​ndrey8ezkaro 19:26:21 m-relay, thank you for explenation. How long the connection is keeping alive? 19:29:32 In my app the whole interaction will be with one wallet, so I want it to be permanent(as long as app is running ofc) Can I relay on .connectToWalletRpc method having thi behavior? 19:30:04 and one daemon 22:17:59 yes you can have your wallet connected to one monerod and it will remain connected as long as the monerod is available. if however you expect the monerod could go offline (e.g. a public node) and you want the wallet to switch to different monerod then, that’s what the connection manager is for