This crate started as a fork of JeanDudey's Bitcoin RPC client, but has since been almost entirely rewritten.
This crate implements an Bitcoin RPC client in Rust, it does not intend to be a complete implementation of all the bitcoin rpc methods so if you need some method you can create a pull request for it.
Works with LTC and DOGE using relevant compiler flags.
Add this to your Cargo.toml
:
[dependencies]
throttled_bitcoin_rpc = "0.1.0"
And this to your crate root:
extern crate throttled_bitcoin_rpc;
extern crate throttled_bitcoin_rpc;
use throttled_bitcoin_rpc::BitcoinRpcClient;
fn main() {
let client = BitcoinRpcClient::new(
"example.org:8331",
Some("bitcoin".to_owned()),
Some("local321".to_owned()),
3, // max number of concurrent requests
10, // max number of requests per second
1000, // max size of batched requests
);
let block_count = match client.getblockcount().unwrap();
println!("Block count: {}", block_count);
let txs = vec![
"02617e68e8c3e3fa8763502c0e701bf5af1e8f57835b9bef1ee333b0fcf2527",
"969947e164bbfca77cb09eab343b192cb5605bfa0483b4d2a3ec626e55ad70bc",
"743f6202f89acc41adce4496244f152833ffb9f1f7a6d6e6fc94d85580ac9461",
];
use throttled_bitcoin_rpc::BatchRequest;
let mut batcher = client::batcher::<String>();
for txid in txs {
batcher.getrawtransaction(txid.to_owned(), false).unwrap();
}
println!("Raw TxData: {:?}", batcher.send().unwrap());
}