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@edge/xe-utils

v1.11.1

Published

Utility library for XE blockchain API

Downloads

53

Readme

xe-utils

Utility library for XE blockchain API

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Usage

This library provides a collection of simple functions for interacting with the XE blockchain, plus attendant features.

API functions expect a host URL for the blockchain API to be provided as the first argument. This must be provided without a trailing slash. The standard URLs are:

All code examples use the mainnet URL for simplicity.

On-chain variables

The XE blockchain exposes on-chain variables including staking amounts, release fee, and more. You can access these with the core vars() function:

const xe = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  const vars = await xe.vars('https://api.xe.network')
  console.log(vars)
}

main()

Transactions

The tx component provides the ability to list and create transactions.

Get transactions

tx.transactions() gets a list of the most recent transactions, or transactions within a specific block range.

const { tx } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  let txs = await tx.transactions('https://api.xe.network')
  console.log(txs)

  txs = await tx.transactions('https://api.xe.network', { from: 159335, to: 159345 })
  console.log(txs)
}

main()

Get pending transactions

tx.pendingTransactions() gets a list of pending transactions, optionally for a specific wallet address.

const { tx } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  let txs = await tx.pendingTransactions('https://api.xe.network')
  console.log(txs)

  txs = await tx.pendingTransactions('https://api.xe.network', 'xe_ed9e05C9c85Ec8c46c333111a1C19035b5ECba99')
  console.log(txs)
}

main()

Create transactions

tx.sign() creates a signed transaction. tx.createTransactions() then submits one or more signed transactions to the blockchain.

This is not a working example: you will need to substitute correct values for my-wallet-address, other-wallet-address, and my-private-key. See Wallet for more on this.

const { tx } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  const myTx = sign({
    timestamp: Date.now(),
    sender: 'my-wallet-address',
    recipient: 'other-wallet-address',
    amount: 1e6,
    data: { memo: 'example of sending 1 XE' },
    nonce: 1
  }, 'my-private-key')

  const res = await tx.createTransactions('https://api.xe.network', [myTx])
  console.log(res)
}

main()

Note that the amount of a transaction is specified in microXE (mXE). 1 XE is 1,000,000 mXE. If dealing in XE amounts in user code, you should multiply by 1,000,000 (1e6) when preparing a transaction to get the correct amount.

Stakes

The stake component provides access to on-chain staking information.

Get stakes

stake.stakes() gets a list of stakes for a specific wallet address.

This is not a working example: you will need to substitute a correct value for my-wallet-address. See Wallet for more on this.

const { stake } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  const myStakes = await stake.stakes('https://api.xe.network', 'my-wallet-address')
  console.log(myStakes)
}

main()

Get a stake

stake.stake() gets a stake by its hash.

This is not a working example: you will need to substitute a correct value for my-hash.

const { stake } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  const myStake = await stake.stake('https://api.xe.network', 'my-hash')
  console.log(myStake)
}

main()

Alternatively, stake.stakeByTx() gets a stake by wallet address and transaction hash. This can be useful if the stake hash is not available.

This is not a working example: you will need to substitute correct values for my-wallet-address and my-hash.

const { stake } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  const myStake = await stake.stakeByTx('https://api.xe.network', 'my-wallet-address', 'my-hash')
  console.log(myStake)
}

main()

Wallet

The wallet component provides standard XE wallet features, plus the underlying cryptographic functions for advanced usage.

Create a wallet

wallet.create() generates a new wallet.

const { wallet } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  const myWallet = wallet.create()
  console.log(myWallet)
}

main()

Recover a wallet

wallet.recover() recovers a wallet from a private key.

This is not a working example: you will need to substitute a correct value for my-private-key. If you do not have a private key already, you may need to create one instead.

const { wallet } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  const myWallet = wallet.recover('my-private-key')
  console.log(myWallet)
}

main()

Get wallet balance and nonce

There are two functions for getting on-chain wallet information:

  • wallet.info() gets the current available balance and nonce
  • wallet.infoWithNextNonce() is slightly slower, but gets the current available balance and next nonce, accounting for any pending transactions
const { wallet } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  let info = await wallet.info('https://api.xe.network', 'xe_ed9e05C9c85Ec8c46c333111a1C19035b5ECba99')
  console.log(info)

  info = await wallet.infoWithNextNonce('https://api.xe.network', 'xe_ed9e05C9c85Ec8c46c333111a1C19035b5ECba99')
  console.log(info)
}

main()

Validation

The functions wallet.validateAddress() and wallet.validatePrivateKey() provide a simple way to validate wallet information in user code before touching the XE blockchain.

const { wallet } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  if (!wallet.validateAddress('invalid-wallet-address')) console.error('invalid address')
  if (!wallet.validatePrivateKey('invalid-private-key')) console.error('invalid private key')
}

main()

Request callbacks

All API wrapper functions accept a RequestCallback as their final argument. This can be used to control request behaviour from your own code using SuperAgent's chaining API.

For example, if you wanted to specify a 100ms timeout on a request for transactions, you could do:

const { tx } = require('@edge/xe-utils')

async function main() {
  let txs = await tx.transactions('https://api.xe.network', undefined, req => req.timeout(100))
  console.log(txs)
}

Note that undefined arguments cannot be omitted, as we do not provide overloaded functions in this library. You can write your own wrapper to simplify this if you prefer.

Contributing

Interested in contributing to the project? Amazing! Before you do, please have a quick look at our Contributor Guidelines where we've got a few tips to help you get started.

License

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