code: 'NUMERIC_FAULT', fault: 'overflow', operation: 'BigNumber.from'

[ZZL200]

Hello!

const tokenID = 96178001019380483532355422451609849948339356991030948866277126174730172245776;
const someContract = new ethers.Contract(contractAddress, abi ,account)
const result = await someContract.safeTransferFrom(address1, address2, tokenID, 1);

If the tokenID is passed in here, an error overflow will be reported. What should I do?

[ricmoo]

JavaScript does not support numbers that are more than 53 bits. That number is closer to 256 bits, so you need to put quotes around the token ID to use it as a string.

[ZZL200]

Thank you very much! I solved it in your way.

[ManuWeb3]

Stuck at a similar error. Thanks @ricmoo for providing with the work around.

[thyoondev]

thank you 👍

[moojing]

I encountered a same problem, this really help, thx!
You save my day, bro!

[diale13]

I know this is old but i was having troubble with some tests and i added this comment:

/* global BigInt */

With that you can use big numbers

const testValue = 2000000000000000000n;

[ricmoo]

Yes, ES2020 BigInt is supported by ethers. Just add a n suffix or use the BigInt function. :)

[gd-cho]

use Number(....) warpper, that is ok!

[ghost]

[ricmoo]

You are passing in a number which is too large. You must keep the value (indicated in your screenshot) as a string or BigNumber, depending where it is coming from.

[ghost]

Hi Ricmoo, txs for your support.
This was clear, but i want to change this value in metamask, I don't want to have claim limits how could i do? some say there are values ​​to put in javascript that take away the limits of claim.

Maybe there is a way to tell metamask that I want to take only a part of those tokens, so that I can make multiple claims instead of just one. pls help me

[ricmoo]

If you are calling the contract, you need to specify the amount of tokens in the JavaScript. MetaMask has its own UI for transferring tokens, but there is no way to ask MetaMask to change the value.

What you likely want to do, is in you’re UI, present the option to select the number of tokens and pass that in (as a string, which input.value will give you for an input html element).

If I understand correctly.