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blocke

v0.25.0

Published

Command-line tool to query the blockchain for a variety of cryptos. View blocks, transactions, and accounts (where applicable).

Downloads

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Keywords

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Readme

blocke

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Introduction

blocke is a command-line tool to query the blockchain for a variety of cryptocurrencies. View blocks, transactions, accounts (where applicable), and network information. Currently supports:

  • AEON
  • BCH
  • BCN
  • BTC
  • DASH
  • DCR
  • DGB
  • DOGE
  • ETH
  • GAME
  • KMD
  • LSK
  • LTC
  • RDD
  • SC
  • SIGT
  • VTC
  • WAVES
  • XDN
  • XMR
  • ZEC

With more on the way.

Installation

$ npm install -g blocke

Usage

See blocke help and blocke help <command> (or the shorter blocke <command>) to view more information and instructions, as well as examples:

$ blocke help
$ blocke help btc
$ blocke btc

Run blocke <command> <value> to automatically search for the right type of <value>:

$ blocke btc 1JCe8z4jJVNXSjohjM4i9Hh813dLCNx2Sy
$ blocke ltc LdP8Qox1VAhCzLJNqrr74YovaWYyNBUWvL
$ blocke xmr a886ef5149902d8342475fee9bb296341b891ac67c4842f47a833f23c00ed721

Run blocke <command> <option> <value> to explicitly specify the type of value to retrieve:

$ blocke btc -a 1JCe8z4jJVNXSjohjM4i9Hh813dLCNx2Sy
$ blocke btc --account 1JCe8z4jJVNXSjohjM4i9Hh813dLCNx2Sy
$ blocke ltc -t bc6a355ec34194e43a590e86386a771af15c1eb88cc5ce614920a76e36388fe1
$ blocke ltc --transaction bc6a355ec34194e43a590e86386a771af15c1eb88cc5ce614920a76e36388fe1
$ blocke xmr -b a886ef5149902d8342475fee9bb296341b891ac67c4842f47a833f23c00ed721
$ blocke xmr --block a886ef5149902d8342475fee9bb296341b891ac67c4842f47a833f23c00ed721

Run blocke <command> -n to view network information:

$ blocke eth -n
$ blocke eth --network

Multiple option values can be specified by separating them with a single space:

$ blocke doge -a DFQc4NVAK7GvFQsHNciE8rcBw6t5ZQ3gdC A2ZA6JHq69WhKB3QxeUHDPokQT2iubUXLB -b 1687655 c151a40f121a4f0ee0078e0268563c8299ad12652f939d9c6880aab9a93c1969 -t 9f2ea5f34d3544ba9abad98251914e9408ba29272c35b6eaaa3abd2c00785a08 6363b3250152e02d80a4ab8faa7b7bae3f731b63417df782ac07dcdf9df0dde1
$ blocke sc -b 115300 102955 0000000000000028ecc091235afb82bd9aca66ebf175137336191ec1d28be993
$ blocke vtc -a VpXm5mcPfjZLuPuK45X69G7UfMPbCkwq2A VaqJQEU6DNFT6psST2yv39HmjHvSuixoyk -t 8f5de2a5417169e89d4104984a7c6e6d520d2ab467c963e18b543bfc6a52786c
$ blocke zec -n -b 150000 -a t3K4aLYagSSBySdrfAGGeUd5H9z5Qvz88t2

Many of the services used limit the number of requests allowed in a certain time period. While blocke will never throttle requests, be careful not to request too many values too quickly so as not to get temporarily IP banned.