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quick tips for devs
This guide is intended for developers who will be using the existing BitShares Core platform. Detailed documentation can be found at the following resources.
Quick tips for common developer actions are linked to below.
Table of Contents
- Accounts, Permissions, and Authorities
- Standard Transactions
- Proposed Transactions
- User Issued Assets
- Vesting Balances
- Hashed Time-Lock Contracts
- Software Tools
- Configuration for Testnet
- About Accounts
- About Account Permissions
- About Dynamic Account Permissions
- About Multi-Signature Authorities
- How to change account authority thresholds (GUI)
- How to register an account
- How to import a GUI-wallet account into the CLI-wallet
- How to generate a random key in the CLI
Transactions allow multiple operations to be performed atomically within BitShares
Proposed transaction are useful for performing actions on the blockchain that require approval of multiple accounts.
- About Proposed Transactions
- How to create a proposed transaction
- How to approve a proposed transaction
- About User-Issued Assets
- How to create a UIA in the GUI
- How to create a UIA in the CLI (Example)
- How to create parent.child assets
- How to update an existing UIA
- How can the issuer issue a UIA
- How can the issuer retract a UIA
- How can the issuer burn a UIA (CLI)
- About vesting balances
- Example of vesting balances with CryptoBridge
- How to create vesting balance
- How to check a vesting balance
- Example of supplementing payouts for vesting balances
- How to claim a vesting balance (CLI)
- How to claim a vesting balance (GUI Wallet)
- How to make one-off API calls
- About Remote Procedure Call API
- How to subscribe to object data with websockets
- Open Source GUI Wallets
- Open Source Command Line Wallets
- Open Source Libraries
- Open Source Tools
The GUI reference wallet, which is also hosted by several parties, can be connected to any testnode under Settings.
- The CLI Wallet (C++) must
- have been built from the testnet branch
- be configured to point to a public API node by using the
-sswitch
cli_wallet -s ws://<HOST_NAME_OR_IP>:<HOST_PORT>
or if using a secure connection
cli_wallet -s wss://<HOST_NAME_OR_IP>:<HOST_PORT>
Uptick is a Python-based CLI tool set for BitShares blockchain. Documentation can be found here.
It can be configured to connect to the public testnet by setting any testnet API node. For example
uptick set node wss://testnet.nodes.bitshares.ws
DEXBot is a market maker bot that can be configured to point to a testnet API node by leaving it as the only API node in the configuration file.