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melis-api-js
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This library provides a JavaScript API to access the remote Melis STOMP APIs and easily access the advanced multisig and realtime notification features of a Bitcoin Melis wallet.
This simple code will:
var CM = require('../src/cm')
var C = CM.C
var cm = new CM({apiDiscoveryUrl: C.MELIS_TEST_DISCOVER})
var seed = "58e5e9e58956d9db4aeff9875994dcf253186d26884ddc25031fab98eff6ea34" // an existing wallet used for testing purposes
var myWallet, myAccount, myAddress
// Register an handler that will be notified of new incoming or outcoming transactions
cm.on(C.EVENT_TX_INFO_NEW, res => {
console.log("New transaction received!\n", res.txInfo)
})
// Register an handler to be notified by transactions changing state
// for example because they have been confirmed
cm.on(C.EVENT_TX_INFO_UPDATED, res => {
if (res.txInfo.blockMature > 0)
console.log("TX has been confirmed!")
})
// Disable logs, very noisy
cm.log = function () {}
cm.connect().then((config) => {
console.log("Connected to server. Blockchain height: " + config.topBlock.height)
return cm.walletOpen(seed)
}).then(wallet => {
console.log("Wallet opened with seed: " + seed)
myWallet = wallet
myAccount = wallet.accounts[Object.keys(wallet.accounts)[0]]
console.log("Using account " + myAccount.num + " with pubId: " + myAccount.pubId)
return cm.getUnusedAddress(myAccount)
}).then(res => {
myAddress = res.address
console.log("Waiting for TEST coins to " + myAddress + " -- Press ctrl-c to exit")
}).catch(error => {
console.log("Unexpected exception: ", error)
})
First user runs this script that:
var CM = require('../src/cm')
var C = CM.C
var cm = new CM({apiDiscoveryUrl: C.MELIS_TEST_DISCOVER})
var seed = cm.random32HexBytes()
cm.on(C.EVENT_JOINED, res => {
console.log("Cosigner joined: " + res.activationCode.pubId + ", the account is ready!")
cm.disconnect()
})
cm.log = function () {} // Disable logs
cm.connect().then((config) => {
console.log("Connected to server. Blockchain height: " + config.topBlock.height)
return cm.walletRegister(seed)
}).then(wallet => {
console.log("Wallet opened with seed: " + seed)
return cm.accountCreate({
type: C.TYPE_MULTISIG_MANDATORY_SERVER,
cosigners: [{name: 'Frank'}],
minSignatures: 1}
)
}).then(res => {
var cosigners = res.accountInfo.cosigners
let joinCode
cosigners.forEach(info => {
if (info.name === 'Frank')
joinCode = info.code
})
console.log("Waiting for cosigner with join code " + joinCode + " to join my account -- Press ctrl-c to exit")
}).catch(error => {
console.log("Unexpected exception: ", error)
})
The second user runs this script with the joinCode got from the first script and join the multiuser/multisig account:
node script "joincode"
var CM = require('../src/cm')
var C = CM.C
var cm = new CM({apiDiscoveryUrl: C.MELIS_TEST_DISCOVER})
var seed = cm.random32HexBytes()
if (process.argv.length < 3) {
console.log("Please pass joinCode as first argument")
process.exit(1)
}
var joinCode = process.argv[2]
cm.log = function () {} // Disable logs
cm.connect().then((config) => {
console.log("Connected to server. Blockchain height: " + config.topBlock.height + " joinCode: " + joinCode)
return cm.walletRegister(seed)
}).then(wallet => {
console.log("Wallet opened with seed: " + seed)
return cm.accountJoin({code: joinCode})
}).then(res => {
console.log("Multisig account joined with joinCode: " + joinCode)
return cm.disconnect()
}).catch(error => {
console.log("Unexpected exception: ", error)
})
FAQs
Melis Javascript API bindings
The npm package melis-api-js receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, melis-api-js popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that melis-api-js 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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