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btc-node-pay

v0.0.2

Published

lib for receiving bitcoin payments, nodejs, bitcoind node

Downloads

5

Readme

Overview

WIP - this should be usable, but not tested, testers welcome

This is a simple class to receive bitcoin payments using xpub. Addresses are tracked and expired addresses are re-used. Defaults to sqlite but can be used with any db by providing proper db class. You are the payment processor so you process directly in your apps without appearing to go to a third party. Example use case would be to embed a qr code for donations on a web page but with no address re-use. An event is raised when a payment is received.

This is receive only and is not meant to be a complete wallet back end, you use the wallet of your choice and generate an xpub, and use this library to automate generation of addresses for receiving funds in your app.

Requirements

nodejs and a fully synced bitcoin core node

Usage

const Payment = require('btc-node-pay')
const network = 'testnet'
const xpub = "xpub..."
const paytrack = new Payment(xpub, host, network)

paytrack.on('payment_received', p => {
  // do something meaningful
})

see example directory in repository for more usage info

Limitations

  • At least one block needs to be mined before shutdown to track properly on startup
  • Currently does not handle reorg so you may end up with addresses not used if logged beforehand

Defining additional database types

The default database is sqlite. You can create a simple database class for use with any database by creating the class and implementing the methods. See the sqlite.js file for methods and types. Methods beginning with underscore do not need to be implemented.