1.1.0 • Published 7 years ago

eris-db-promise v1.1.0

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7 years ago

ErisDB Promise JS lib (Alpha)

This is JavaScript JSON-RPC 2.0 client library for ErisDB

Installation

Prerequisites

You will need ErisDB installed and running Also this library is using ES6 so you will have to use node.js > 4.0.0

Installing node module

$ npm i --save eris-db-promise

Usage

Finding out ErisDB IP

$ eris chains inspect <name of ErisDB server> NetworkSettings.IPAddress

After that you will be able to create new instance of library:

const erisFactory = require('eris-db-promise')
// For base HTTP JSON RPC
const erisDb = erisFactory.createInstance('http://<Your IP Address>:1337/rpc')
// For WebSocket RPC client
const erisDb = erisFactory.createInstance('ws://<Your IP Address>:1337/socketrpc')

This library uses Promise so all methods will return promises:

erisDb.accounts
  .getAccounts()
  .then((list) => {
    // working with list of accounts
  })

API Reference

Library contains this components:

Component NameAccessor
AccountsErisDB.accounts
BlockchainErisDB.blockchain
ConsensusErisDB.consensus
EventsErisDB.events
NameRegErisDB.namereg
NetworkErisDB.network
TransactionsErisDB.transactions
UnsafeErisDB.unsafe

All methods are made using documentation here

All methods usages are described in tests

Browser usage

This library has browser version into dist/index.js you could download it and use in browser. Example of usage is into dist/index.html

Signing transactions

This library includes transaction signing mechanism.

Sample:

const tx = {
  inputs: [
    {
      address: user.address,
      amount: 101,
      sequence: 1,
      pub_key: user.pub_key
    }
  ],
  outputs: [
    {
      address: other_account.address,
      amount: 100
    }
  ]
}
const txForSign = {
  chain_id: 'chainIdHere',
  tx: [
    2,
    _.cloneDeep(tx)
  ]
}
erisdb.transactions
  .sign(txForSign, config.account.privKey)
  .then((signed) => {
    tx.inputs[0].signature = signed
  })
  .then(() => {
    return global.erisdb
      .transactions
      .broadcastTx(tx)
  })