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blcf-web3-ts

v0.2.0

Published

A web3 adaptor for BlueCefa Chain RESTful HTTP API.

Downloads

8

Readme

blcf-web3-ts    [![Gitter]

A web3 adaptor for BlueCefa Chain RESTful API.

Table of contents

Install

npm install --save blcf-web3-ts
npm install --save-exact [email protected]   # Web3 is needed as dependency.

Usage

// ES6 style
import { blcf } from "blcf-web3-ts";
const Web3 = require("web3");		// Recommend using require() instead of import here

const web3 = blcf(new Web3(), "http://localhost:8669");

web3.eth.getBlock("latest").then(res => console.log(res));
// Best block info will be displayed

If you would like to write code in ES5, check below for the initialization code.

// ES5 style
const blcf = require("blcf-web3-ts").blcf;
const Web3 = require("web3");

const web3 = blcf(new Web3(), "http://localhost:8669");

web3.eth.getBlock("latest").then(res => console.log(res));
// Best block info will be displayed

Web3 method supported

web3 instance
├── eth
│   ├── getBlockNumber
│   ├── getBalance
│   ├── getStorageAt
│   ├── getCode
│   ├── getBlock
│   ├── getTransaction
│   ├── getTransactionReceipt
│   ├── sendTransaction
│   ├── sendSignedTransaction
│   ├── call
│   ├── estimateGas
│   ├── getPastLogs
│   ├── subscribe
│   ├── clearSubscriptions
│   ├── getEnergy
│   ├── getChainTag
│   ├── getBlockRef
│   ├── accounts
│   └── Contract
│       ├── Constructor(new Contract())
│       ├── clone
│       ├── deploy
│       ├── methods
│       ├── methods.myMethod.call
│       ├── methods.myMethod.send
│       ├── methods.myMethod.estimateGas
│       ├── methods.myMethod.encodeABI
│       ├── events
│       ├── once
│       ├── events.myEvent
│       ├── events.allEvents
│       └── getPastEvents
└── utils

Send Transaction

In BlueCefa official implementation , the client DOES NOT neither manage user's private-key/keyStore nor use private key to sign a Transaction. Unfortunately, blcf-web3-ts can not directly perform eth_sendTransaction but there is another way to sign a transaction.

In web3.js accounts, it gives the opportunity to add your private-key, stored in your runtime context (In Node.js context, it's stored in memory while in Browser context, it's stored in memory/local storage), to accounts module. When you are trying to send a transaction, the module will check the private key associated with from field. Once the private key and from have been matched, the module will sign the transaction. The APIs that follows the mechanism are:

  • web3.eth.sendTransaction()
  • contract.deploy.send()
  • contract.methods.myMethod.send()

Documentation

install docsify

npm i docsify-cli -g

start docsify serve

docsify serve docs

Play with multi-clause

  1. [blcf-devkit.js]supports multi-clause and sign transaction
  2. send signed transaction using [sendSignedTransaction]

FAQ

blcf_web3_adaptor vs blcf-web3-ts

BlueCefa only supports RESTful API other than ethereum's JSON-RPC, so we developed two component for the developers familiar with ethereum's develop kits. blcf_web3_adaptor is a standalone program that accepts JSON-RPC calls and transforms the requests to BlueCefa's RESTful API and blcf-web3-ts is an extended web3 that sends the request directly to BlueCefa's RESTful API.So,

  • If you are writing smart contract using truffle/remix-ide or other tools that uses original web3, you should use blcf_web3_adaptor.

  • If you are writing some application or scripts executing in Node.js or Browser environment, you should use blcf-web3-ts.

Multi party payment protocol or sponsored contract

Method not supported

The RESTful API of BlueCefa is different with Ethereum's JSON-RPC, therefore, there are some methods in web3 are not supported by blcf-web3-ts, feel free to open an issue discuss the features.

There is a possibility that when you trying to call sendTransaction or send functions, blcf-web3-ts will return Method not supported under version 0.3.1, due to account module will check the private key associated with from field. After upgrade to version 0.3.1 or newer, blcf-web3-ts will show The private key corresponding to from filed can't be found in local eth.accounts.wallet to make an error more specific.

Subscriptions support

Need [email protected] and later to work with subscription module.

Notes

  • There are three special block number in Ethereum: earliest,latest,pending. In BlueCefa Chain, we introduced best block and there is no pending block, so they will be replaced with 0 (aka genesis), best, best

Compatibility

Currently, blcf-web3-ts is compatible with >= [email protected] and <= [email protected].

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license, Copyright (c) 2017 VeChain Foundation. For more information see LICENSE.md.

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