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monerojs

ES6 JavaScript Monero library

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monerojs

A Monero library written in ES6 JavaScript

This library has two main parts: a Monero daemon (monerod) JSON-RPC API wrapper, daemonRPC.js, and a Monero wallet (monero-wallet-rpc) JSON-RPC API wrapper, walletRPC.js.

Requirements

  • Node.js
  • A Monero node (remote nodes support most, but not all, methods.)

Installation

npm install monerojs

--save optional

Testing

Install dependencies (npm install) and then run npm test

Usage

JSON-RPC interfaces and their methods are wrapped in promises. Much more exhaustive examples can be found in the tests

Autoconnect to Monero daemon (monerod)

const Monero = require('monerojs');

var daemonRPC = new Monero.daemonRPC({ autoconnect: true })
.then((daemon) => {
  daemonRPC = daemon; // Store daemon interface in global variable
  
  daemonRPC.getblockcount()
    .then(blocks => {
      console.log(blocks);
    });
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    console.error(err);
  });

Connect to specific Monero daemons

// const daemonRPC = new Monero.daemonRPC().then(...).catch(...); // Connect with defaults
// const daemonRPC = new Monero.daemonRPC('127.0.0.1', 28081, 'user', 'pass', 'http').then(...).catch(...); // Example of passing in parameters
// const daemonRPC = new Monero.daemonRPC({ port: 28081, protocol: 'https' }).then(...).catch(...); // Parameters can be passed in as an object/dictionary
const daemonRPC = new Monero.daemonRPC() // Connect with defaults
.then(daemon => {
  daemonRPC = daemon; // Store daemon interface in global variable

  daemonRPC.getblockcount()
  .then(height => {
    console.log(height);
  });
})
.catch(err => {
  throw new Error(err);
});

Connect to Monero wallet (monero-wallet-rpc)

// const walletRPC = new Monero.walletRPC('127.0.0.1', 28083, 'user', 'pass', 'http').then(...).catch(...); // Example of passing in parameters
// const walletRPC = new Monero.walletRPC({ port: 28083, protocol: 'https' }).then(...).catch(...); // Parameters can be passed in as an object/dictionary
// const walletRPC = new Monero.walletRPC({ autoconnect: true }).then(...).catch(...); // Autoconnect
const walletRPC = new Monero.walletRPC() // Connect with defaults
.then(wallet => {
  walletRPC = wallet; // Store wallet interface in global variable

  walletRPC.create_wallet('monero_wallet', '')
  .then(new_wallet => {
    walletRPC.open_wallet('monero_wallet', '')
    .then(wallet => {
      walletRPC.getaddress()
      .then(balance => {
        console.log(balance);
      });
    });
  });
})
.catch(err = {
  console.error(err);
});

Check if Monero wallet is available (running)

var checkForLocalWalletRPC = new Monero.walletRPC({ initialize: false })
.then(() => {
  console.log('monero-wallet-rpc available');
})
.catch(error => {
  console.error('monero-wallet-rpc is unavailable')
});

Keywords

monero

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Package last updated on 07 Sep 2018

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