# Using a Bware Labs endpoint in code

Listed below you can find a simple code snippet demonstrating how to use a Bware Labs generated endpoint in your javascript code

```
init: function() {
        ws_provider = new Web3(new Web3.providers.WebsocketProvider ('wss://' 
        + 'eth-api.bwarelabs.com/ws/69231efa-e959-4fb0-ad08-9141cda9ea4d'));
        ws_provider.eth.net.getNetworkType().then((networkID) => {
            switch (networkID) {
                case "main":
                    this.chainID = ChainId.MAINNET;
                    this.network = 'homestead';
                    break;
                case "rinkeby":
                    this.chainID = ChainId.RINKEBY;
                    this.network = 'rinkeby';
                    break;
                default:
                    this.chainID = ChainId.MAINNET;
                    this.network = 'homestead';
            }
            logger.info(`Listening on the ${networkID} network...`);
        });
        oracle_provider = new ethers.providers.WebSocketProvider('wss://'
         + 'eth-api.bwarelabs.com/ws/69231efa-e959-4fb0-ad08-9141cda9ea4d', this.network);
    },

```


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