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Table of contents
Table of Contents
- Nano.js
Introduction
Nano.js is a comprehensive JavaScript library for interacting with the Nano cryptocurrency.
Installation
npm i @nano.gift/nano.js --save
Wallet Functions
consists of block functions, websocket, rpc, privacy addons and an embedded database for storing wallet state
the program is completely written with security first in mind, if you find any flaws or want to report a bug, feel free to open a github issue.
To Fellow Explorers
a module could easily be extracted from it for devs to easily interact with the nano blockchain, and you're welcome! just dont forget to credit me :3 Edit: I made it a module for you :D
Example Usage
Documentation
Wallet Class
Initialize Wallet
const wallet = new Wallet(masterSeed, {
WS_URL: string,
RPC_URL: string,
WORK_SERVER?: string,
Headers?: Record<string, any>,
autoReceive?: boolean,
});
- masterSeed (string): The master seed for deriving Nano accounts.
- WS_URL (string): WebSocket URL for Nano blockchain interaction.
- RPC_URL (string): RPC URL for Nano blockchain interaction.
- WORK_SERVER (string, optional): Work server URL for generating proof-of-work.
- Headers (Record<string, any>, optional): Headers for authentication.
- autoReceive (boolean, optional): Set to true for automatic handling of received transactions.
Manage Accounts
note: index is an integer which is used to derive the account from the master key.
Get All Accounts
const allAccounts = wallet.getAllAccounts();
Add an Account
const newAccount = wallet.addAccount(index);
Remove an Account
wallet.removeAccount(index);
Get an Account
const accountDetails = wallet.getAccount(index);
Transaction Operations
Send Nano
const sendHash = await wallet.send({
recipient: string,
amount: number,
from: number,
isRaw?: boolean,
});
Set Representative
const representativeResult = await wallet.setRepresentative({
newRepresentative: string,
accountIndex: number,
});
Reset Wallet
wallet.resetWallet();
Receiving Nano
Single Block
const received = await wallet.Block().receive({hash, amount}, privateKey);
All Transactions
const allArrayReceived = await wallet.Block().receiveAll(privateKey);
Wallet Events
wallet.once("ready", () => callback); // emitted upon wallet initialization
wallet.on("receive/send/representative", (hash) => console.log(hash.hash);
Creating Invoices
Invoice Builder
const invoice = new InvoiceBuilder({
useRaw: false, // raw nano values
liveUpdate: true, // uses websocket
rpcEndpoint: "nano_rpc_url",
wsEndpoint?: "Websocket url if you\'re using it",
customHeaders: { /* add your custom headers if needed */ },
maxHistory: "50", // this is the history calls to check if ws is disabled
});
you initialize your invoice builder class here and can further use our functions
Creating Invoices
const newInvoice = invoice.create(options: {
recipientAddress: "the address to receive nano on",
amountNano: amount,
label?: string,
message?: message,
roundingPercent: integer
});
- label and message are optional values for the QRCode
- roundingPercent is the % you are okay at neglecting if the sender makes a small percent difference in payment, i would suggest setting it to zero if you are creating multiple invoices on same address
@ returns invoice ID
Retrieving Invoices
const invoiceData = invoice.get(newInvoiceId);
// returns:
{
id: 'invoice id',
data: {
uri: 'nano:<address>?amount=<raw>&label=if?&message=if?',
qrCode: QRBUFFER,
address: '<address>',
amount: '<raw>',
label?: string,
message?: string,
roundingPercent: integer,
status: 'waiting',
invoiceId: 'invoice id'
}
}
Fetch Status
await invoice.checkStatus(invoiceID);
returns null if not found, satisfies payment and returns paid object if received
Remove Invoice
invoice.remove(invoiceID);
invoices stay in memory as in a map, remove them through this function.
Invoice Events
invoice.on("payment", (invoiceData) => {
console.log("Payment received:", invoiceData); // payment done on $invoiceID
});
invoice.on("error", (errorDetails) => {
console.error("Error:", errorDetails); // eg: already paid
});
payment events are only available if liveUpdate is enabled and a valid nano ws uri is inputted in the InvoiceBuilder
constructor
Creating QRs
const qrResult = await createQr({
address: "address",
amount: integer,
label: "Example Label",
message: "Example Message",
isRaw: false, // Set to true if the amount is already in raw
});
@returns uri (nano protocol standard url) and qrCode (buffer), here is an example:
RPC Usage
RPC Constructor
const rpc = new RPC(RPC_URL = "nano rpc url", customHeaders: Record, WORK_URL? = "rpc url used if not found");
Account Info
await rpc.account_info(address);
Work Generate
await rpc.generate_work(hash);
Receivable
await rpc.receivable(address);
Process
await rpc.process();
this is used to publish signed blocks to the blockchain through the node
Custom Call
await rpc.request({
"action",
...params
});
this method can be used to invoke any available rpc function, please refer to official rpc docs here to find available rpc commands
WS Usage
WS Constructor
const ws = new WebSocket(ws_url: string)
Send To Ws
check params which are available to use here
ws.send(json)
WS Events
ws.on("ready", () => console.log("socket opened");
ws.on("error", (error) => console.log("socket exitted with error," e);
ws.on("close", (event) => console.log("ws closed") // reconnects by default
ws.on("message", (message) => console.log(`received message from socket ${message});
Converting Units
here is an example code to convert between raw and nano
const toRaw = nanoToRaw(3); // 3000000000000000000000000000000
const toNano = nanoToRaw(3); // 0.000000000000000000000000000003
Credits
Much thanks to them who helped me with libs:
Benskalz 💻 |
Numsu 💻 |
Marvin Roger 💻 |
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special thanks to nanswap nodes for letting me use their nodes! <3
© Celio Sevii 2024, you are free to use it for commercial products :D