The BeeFrog.Iota.API implements [IOTA IRI api calls]. It also can do the proof of work for you. Currently supporting 1.3.0 of the API spec and working successfully with IRI 1.4.2.1
http://iota.org https://github.com/iotaledger
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Code Tidy up and restructure.
Replace exceptions from API calls with a result object + return any errors.
Add GPU Proof of Work. (This may take some time and may find end up in a separate library.)
The BeeFrog.Iota.API is written for .NET Standard 1.1 framework. It can be used in .net 4.5 and .net core 1.0 as well. For full .net frameworks support visit .NET Standard 1.1 Thanks to Borlay who create the base for which this API is built upon.
Install-Package BeeFrog.Iota.API
Get the address with the balance and the transactions hashes
var api = new IotaApi("http://node.iotawallet.info:14265", 15);
var address = await api.GetAddress("YOURSEED", 0);
// use address
var balance = address.Balance;
var transactionHashes = address.Transactions;
Renew your addresses
api.RenewBalances(address); // gets the balances
api.RenewTransactions(address); // gets the transactions hashes
api.RenewAddresses(address); // both
You can send empty transaction simply by doing this
var transfer = new TransferItem()
{
Address = "ADDRESS",
Value = 0,
Message = "MESSAGETEST",
Tag = "TAGTEST"
};
var transactionItem = await api.SendTransfer(transfer, CancellationToken.None);
Or you can send the transaction with the value
var transfer = new TransferItem()
{
Address = "ADDRESS",
Value = 1000,
Message = "MESSAGETEST",
Tag = "TAGTEST"
};
var transactionItem = await api.SendTransfer(transfer, "YOURSEED", 0, CancellationToken.None);
By default the pow will run on local pc but you can change to run it on iri
api.NonceSeeker = api.IriApi;
You can do the pow (attachToTangle) like this
var transactionTrytes = transfer.CreateTransactions().GetTrytes(); // gets transactions from transfer and then trytes
var toApprove = await api.IriApi.GetTransactionsToApprove(9); // gets transactions to approve
var trunk = toApprove.TrunkTransaction;
var branch = toApprove.BranchTransaction;
var trytesToSend = await transactionTrytes
.DoPow(trunk, branch, 15, 0, CancellationToken.None); // do the pow
await api.BroadcastAndStore(trytesToSend); // broadcast and send the trytes
Working examples can be found in the Examples folder. These include:
- Address Creation
- Sending a zero value transaction.
- Sending multiple transactions in a bundle.
- Transaction promotion / re-attachment.