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@hyperdivision/btc-transaction-tail
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Tails transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain
npm install @hyperdivision/btc-transaction-tail
const Tail = require('@hyperdivision/btc-transaction-tail')
const tail = new Tail({
since: 424244, // tail chain since this seq (inclusive)
confirmations: 10, // require this many confirmations
async filter (addr) {
return isInterestingAddress(addr)
},
async transaction (transaction) {
console.log('found this transaction', transaction)
},
async checkpoint (since) {
// store this since so you can restart from here
}
})
;(async function () {
// tail.index is the current block index
await tail.start() // start tailing, will throw if an error is hit
})().catch(console.error)
const tail = new Tail(opts){
network: 'main',
since: 0,
confirmations: 0,
prefix: null, // Where to store chain data
// direction can be either IN or OUT symbol
async filter (addressString, direction) { return true },
async transaction (bcoin.TX) { },
async checkpoint (blockHeight) { },
// Pass options directly to bcoin FullNode
// May overwrite some of the previous opts
bcoin: {}
}
Tail.INSignals a transaction that has a filtered address in the inputs
Tail.OUTSignals a transaction that has a filtered address in the output
FAQs
Tails transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain
The npm package @hyperdivision/btc-transaction-tail receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, @hyperdivision/btc-transaction-tail popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @hyperdivision/btc-transaction-tail demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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