README.md

Crypto.com Chain Client JSON-RPC server (client-rpc)

This is the client JSON-RPC server

How to run the JSON-RPC server

$ client-rpc --chain_id <CHAIN_ID>

The string passed to chain_id is the last two hex digits of the chain id.

Arguments

• chain_id: (Required) The last two hex digits of the chain id
• host: The host name of the server
• port: The port the server should listen to

Wallet Request argument

Most of the JSON-RPC accepts a WalletRequest, which has the following structures:

• name
  • Name of the wallet
• passphrase
  • Passphrase used to encrypt the wallet

{
    "name": "<Wallet Name>",
    "passphrase": "<Wallet Passphrase>"
}

JSON-RPC available:

• wallet_create
  • Create a wallet with a new address
  • Arguments
    1. Wallet Request
  • Result
    • Wallet ID: String
• wallet_addresses
  • List all addresses of a wallet
  • Arguments
    1. Wallet Request
  • Result
    • Address list: String[]
• wallet_balance
  • Return balance of a wallet
  • Arguments
    1. Wallet Request
  • Result
    • Balance: String
• wallet_sendtoaddress
  • Send funds from wallet to an address
  • Arguments
    1. Wallet Request
    2. To address: String
    3. Balance: String
• wallet_transactions
  • List all transactions of a wallet
  • Arguments
    1. Wallet Request
  • Result
    • Transaction Change List: TransactionChange[]
• sync
  • Synchronize the index
• sync_all
  • Clean synchronize of the index