Both the Hera-exex and the standalone CL will require a spec-compliant RPC module.
From the OP Stack specs and the canonical op-node impl, here are all the RPC methods supported:
optimism_outputAtBlock returns a 32 byte hash corresponding to the L2 output root
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Both the Hera-exex and the standalone CL will require a spec-compliant RPC module. From the OP Stack specs and the canonical op-node impl, here are all the RPC methods supported:
optimism_outputAtBlockreturns a 32 byte hash corresponding to the L2 output rootoptimism_safeHeadAtL1Blockreference imploptimism_versionreference imploptimism_rollupConfigreference imploptimism_syncStatusreference implThere is also an optional Superchain protocol version endpoint to send events to the L2 execution client regarding upcoming hard-forks.
The RPC implementation should make use of the Reth RPC crates and types wherever possible to promote good maintainability.