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Connect to a bux server from JavaScript
There is a peer dependency on the bsv library. This version of the JS Bux client supports version 1.x of the bsv library.
import bsv from 'bsv';
import BuxClient from 'js-buxclient';
const server = "http://localhost:3003/v1"
const transportType = 'http'; // or graphql
const Xpriv = bsv.HDPrivateKey.fromRandom();
const buxClient = new BuxClient(server, {
transportType,
xPriv,
signRequest: true,
});
Option | Description | |
---|---|---|
transportType | Transport type to use for server requests | "http" or "graphql" |
xPriv | bsv HDPrivateKey instance | |
xPrivString | HD Private key string | "xprv....." |
xPub | bsv HD Public key instance | |
xPubString | HD Public key string | "xpub....." |
accessKeyString | Hex private part of an access key | string |
signRequest | Whether to sign all requests sent to the server | boolean |
debug | Whether to turn debugging on | boolean |
You can add the admin key to the Bux client after initialisation to support admin requests (registering an xPub).
const adminKey = 'xprv.....';
buxClient.SetAdminKey(adminKey);
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TypeScript library for connecting to a Bux server
The npm package js-buxclient receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, js-buxclient popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that js-buxclient demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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