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rn-electrum-client
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yarn add rn-electrum-client
import {
start,
getPeers,
getAddressScriptHashBalance,
getAddressScriptHashBalances,
subscribeHeader,
subscribeAddress
} from "rn-electrum-client/helpers";
//Connect To A Random Electrum Server
const startResponse = await start({ network: "bitcoinTestnet" });
console.log(startResponse);
if (startResponse.error) return;
//Get Server Peers
const getPeersResponse = await getPeers({ network: "bitcoinTestnet" });
console.log(getPeersResponse);
//Get Address Balance
const getAddressScriptHashBalanceResponse = await getAddressScriptHashBalance({
network: "bitcoinTestnet",
scriptHash: "77ca78f9a84b48041ad71f7cc6ff6c33460c25f0cb99f558f9813ed9e63727dd"
});
console.log(getAddressScriptHashBalanceResponse);
//Subscribe To Headers
const subscribeHeaderResponse = await subscribeHeader({
network: "bitcoinTestnet",
onReceive: (data) => { console.log("New block!", data); }
});
console.log(subscribeHeaderResponse);
//Subscribe To An Address
const subscribeAddressResponse = await subscribeAddress({
network: "bitcoinTestnet",
scriptHash: "77ca78f9a84b48041ad71f7cc6ff6c33460c25f0cb99f558f9813ed9e63727dd", //tb1qnv5luf8mav8263sxfa4fdr3m6kws74n0yfzzrx
onReceive: (data) => { console.log("Received some Testnet BTC!", data); }
});
console.log(subscribeAddressResponse);
//Get Address Balances (Batch Method)
const getAddressScriptHashes = [
"21031994b184684de964e930e9937b1b6d75c9af12bb99ae6ee266a724e12632",
"9ff2d1500272589aff699e1582dbc2f47a7bbe19f7d3a4d77e1c9e54735d4fc4",
"bfb2a1c0a45421f908e0b3f63cee65a2dee33ae276bdb82c6f53f6ec1d53093b",
"ce2b6d0b4ed19ff9b264d1d218220cae85388b6d53a539bd0852404b65d74b1b",
"4470798cb53a34f8adf763248c90b7b09e6375043a74346d5ad9a1b6c6cc1130"
];
const getAddressScriptHashBalancesResponse = await getAddressScriptHashBalances({
scriptHashes: getAddressScriptHashes,
network: "bitcoinTestnet"
});
console.log(getAddressScriptHashBalancesResponse);
/*
We are also able to get out what we put in using the following patterns.
This works with any batch method.
*/
const getAddressScriptHashes2 = {
key: "scriptHash",
data: [
{
address: "tb1qnv5luf8mav8263sxfa4fdr3m6kws74n0yfzzrx",
path: "m/84'/1'/0'/0/0",
scriptHash: "77ca78f9a84b48041ad71f7cc6ff6c33460c25f0cb99f558f9813ed9e63727dd"
},
]
};
const getAddressScriptHashBalancesResponse2 = await getAddressScriptHashBalances({
scriptHashes: getAddressScriptHashes2,
network: "bitcoinTestnet"
});
console.log(getAddressScriptHashBalancesResponse2);
const getAddressScriptHashes3 = {
key: "scriptHash",
data: {
77ca78f9a84b48041ad71f7cc6ff6c33460c25f0cb99f558f9813ed9e63727dd: {
address: "tb1qnv5luf8mav8263sxfa4fdr3m6kws74n0yfzzrx",
path: "m/84'/1'/0'/0/0",
scriptHash: "77ca78f9a84b48041ad71f7cc6ff6c33460c25f0cb99f558f9813ed9e63727dd"
},
}
};
const getAddressScriptHashBalancesResponse3 = await getAddressScriptHashBalances({
scriptHashes: getAddressScriptHashes3,
network: "bitcoinTestnet"
});
console.log(getAddressScriptHashBalancesResponse3);
FAQs
Electrum protocol client for React Native & Node.js
The npm package rn-electrum-client receives a total of 17 weekly downloads. As such, rn-electrum-client popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rn-electrum-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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