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@epicchain/blockchain-service

v1.0.0

Published

`@epicchain/blockchain-service` is the heart of the **Blockchain Service** for EpicChain. This package contains the **core interfaces** and **methods** that are used across all different blockchain implementations, helping to unify disparate blockchain te

Readme

@epicchain/blockchain-service

Overview

@epicchain/blockchain-service is the heart of the Blockchain Service for EpicChain. This package contains the core interfaces and methods that are used across all different blockchain implementations, helping to unify disparate blockchain technologies into a single, coherent service. It is designed to provide a consistent development experience across different blockchain ecosystems by offering essential tools for developers to interact with blockchain data and services seamlessly.

The package includes critical utilities such as data aggregation classes and an exchange data service, which help developers build reliable blockchain solutions that integrate multiple blockchain ecosystems into a unified framework.

Key Features

  • Core Blockchain Interfaces: Provides the foundational interfaces needed to interact with different blockchain implementations, ensuring consistent communication across various platforms.

  • Data Aggregation Utilities: Offers utility classes for efficiently aggregating data from different blockchain sources, enabling developers to work with data in a standardized format.

  • Exchange Data Service: A service that aggregates and normalizes data from blockchain-based exchanges, making it easy to access market information, prices, and other exchange-related data.

  • Unified Blockchain Integration: Bridges the gap between different blockchain technologies, offering a seamless experience for working with multiple blockchains in a single application.

  • Easy Integration: Designed to integrate with existing blockchain projects easily, enabling blockchain developers to quickly adopt and implement the service into their applications.

  • Consistent Developer Experience: Ensures a smooth and uniform development process by standardizing the way developers interact with different blockchain ecosystems, reducing complexity and enhancing productivity.

Installation

You can install @epicchain/blockchain-service into your project using either npm or yarn.

Using npm

npm install @epicchain/blockchain-service

Using yarn

yarn add @epicchain/blockchain-service

Once installed, you can begin utilizing the core features and methods offered by this package in your project.

Basic Usage

Here’s an example demonstrating how to use @epicchain/blockchain-service to integrate blockchain data aggregation and exchange services:

1. Initialize the Blockchain Service

Start by importing and initializing the core service for interacting with different blockchain technologies.

const { BlockchainService } = require('@epicchain/blockchain-service');

// Initialize the Blockchain Service
const blockchainService = new BlockchainService();

2. Use the Data Aggregation Utility

The service provides data aggregation utilities that help you fetch and standardize blockchain data.

const aggregatedData = blockchainService.aggregateData();
console.log('Aggregated Blockchain Data:', aggregatedData);

3. Exchange Data Service

You can also use the exchange data service to access market data, including prices, trades, and liquidity from blockchain-based exchanges.

const exchangeData = blockchainService.getExchangeData();
console.log('Exchange Data:', exchangeData);

4. Working with Blockchain Data

If you need to interact with specific blockchain data, such as querying balances, addresses, or transactions, the service provides utility methods for each.

const balance = blockchainService.getBlockchainBalance('0xAddressHere');
console.log('Blockchain Balance:', balance);

API Documentation

BlockchainService

The BlockchainService class provides the main functionality for interacting with different blockchain technologies and services.

Constructor

  • new BlockchainService(): Initializes the Blockchain Service for interaction with various blockchain systems.

Methods

  • aggregateData(): Aggregates data from multiple blockchain sources into a unified format for easy consumption.

    Returns: Object - Aggregated blockchain data.

  • getExchangeData(): Retrieves normalized exchange data from blockchain-based exchanges, including price information, trades, and liquidity.

    Returns: Object - Exchange data.

  • getBlockchainBalance(address: string): Fetches the blockchain balance for a given address.

    Parameters:

    • address (string): The blockchain address whose balance you want to query.

    Returns: string - The balance of the blockchain address.

Example Projects

Here are a few examples of projects that can benefit from integrating @epicchain/blockchain-service:

  1. Multi-Blockchain DApps - Decentralized applications that need to aggregate data from multiple blockchains in a standardized way.
  2. Crypto Exchange Platforms - Platforms that provide market data from various blockchain-based exchanges, allowing users to compare prices, volume, and liquidity across different chains.
  3. Cross-Chain Services - Services that need to unify data from different blockchain ecosystems, providing a seamless user experience.
  4. DeFi Platforms - Decentralized Finance applications that require a reliable and consistent data aggregation layer from different blockchains and exchanges.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to improve @epicchain/blockchain-service! If you'd like to contribute, please follow these steps:

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
  3. Commit your changes and ensure that tests are added for new functionality.
  4. Submit a pull request with a detailed description of your changes.

We encourage contributions that improve the service’s usability, performance, or extend its functionality.

Contact

For support, inquiries, or feedback, feel free to contact us at: