amazing - I’m just trying to reverse engineer the data payload it seems it starts with the identifier for the multicall function (ac9650d8) then 20 (/32 in hex - guessing this is referring to the fact that the type is byte32) then number of functions called in the multicall (2,3,4, etc.) after that I’m lost
@greg happy to collaborate on this - spent the whole weekend diving deep and have just been slowly inching towards answers https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ensdomains/ensjs seems to have multicall support but I’m building in Swift so trying to translate that over
we did this at rainbow. take a look here https://github.com/rainbow-me/rainbow/blob/develop/src/helpers/ens.ts
got it - here's a detailed example of how to prepare the multicall data https://gregskril.notion.site/ENS-Code-Examples-9c8f4d8309ed4f589f5cfed5918436c6