eth sepolia verification failed about cert-verifier-js HOT 7 CLOSED

Something like this should work:

const explorerAPI = {
        serviceName: 'etherscan',
        key: '[your-key]',
        keyPropertyName: 'apikey'
};

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here is my code (nestjs):

import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common';
// import { Certificate } from '@blockcerts/cert-verifier-js';
const {
  Certificate,
} = require('@blockcerts/cert-verifier-js/dist/verifier-node.js');

@Injectable()
export class CertVerifierService {
  async verifyBlockerCertCertificate(certificateDefinition: string) {
    const certificate = new Certificate(certificateDefinition);
    await certificate.init();
    return certificate.verify();
  }
}

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Did you fix the issue?

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@lemoustachiste
There were no issues. I confirmed that the error was caused by me using the wrong badge, so I closed the issue.

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Good to know

I have noticed before the transaction not found error and I think this might be due to Blockcypher being 404, I haven't had time to investigate much and since other explorers yield the result it's not a high priority.

As to overwrite default explorerAPIs, it's been a while, but I think there is an object merge so you need to provide the serviceName similar to the default explorer you are overwriting. From there I think it's possible to provide your own parsingFunction, or other parts of the object.

More info:
https://github.com/blockchain-certificates/explorer-lookup/blob/master/tests/explorers/explorer.test.ts#L65
https://github.com/blockchain-certificates/explorer-lookup/blob/master/src/explorers/index.ts#L33

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@lemoustachiste
Thank you for your response.
As you say, 404 response from Blockcypher was treated as a success because we got the correct response from Etherscan.

Although the question below is not appropriate for this issue,
Nevertheless, I was wondering if you could provide an additional answer for the explorer.
I want to apply just an my API key to the Etherscan API.
(I don't need my own parsing function, I want to use the existing parsingFunction of etherscan).
But it seems that defining a parsingFunction isn't optional.

Is there a good way to do this?

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@lemoustachiste Thank you for your reply!

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