This project is a java library that is intended to provide a wrapper around JSON-RPC provided by Bitcoin/Litecoin.
It has been tested on Litecoin. I wrote it for one of my projects.
The main dependencies of this project are
* **Htmlunit**
* **Google Gson**
Since this was intended for use in a proprietary project, I've tried to write as much javadoc as possible as to what the method does.
JSON-RPC calls for Litecoin & Bitcoin are same as you can see below, so this work shall work with both. If it doesn't please let me know by filing an issue.
This project assumes that the one who uses it has a preliminary knowledge about Bitcoin/Litecoin and how to start the RPC server.
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
final String rpcUser = "rpcuser";
final String rpcPassword = "password";
final String rpcHost = "localhost";
final String rpcPort = "9332";
CryptoCurrencyRPC cryptoCurrencyRPC = new CryptoCurrencyRPC(rpcUser, rpcPassword, rpcHost, rpcPort);
cryptoCurrencyRPC.setAccount("account","LCYEnDaddressENBYCEYD235NSD");
//Similarly, all the API methods can be called.
}
(part of the code was taken from https://github.com/johannbarbie/BitcoindClient4J)
The library also captures notifications from Bitcoind using the startup configuration. Launch your deamon with those parameters:
./bitcoind -walletnotify="echo '%s' | nc 127.0.0.1 4002"
-alertnotify="echo '%s' | nc 127.0.0.1 4003"
-daemon
You can register observers to capture events of wallets, and alerts:
WalletListener walletListener = new WalletListener(cryptoCurrencyRPC, 4002);
walletListener.addObserver(new Observer() {
@Override
public void update(Observable o, Object arg) {
System.out.println("Amount of transaction: " + ((Transaction)arg).getAmount());
}
});
Make sure to close sockets later:
walletListener.stop();
Copyright (c) 2014-2015 Nitin Surana | Licensed under the MIT license.
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