Electra JS

Javascript API allowing clients to interact with Electra blockchain.

Getting Started

Install

npm i electra-js

Light Wallet VS Hard Wallet

The hard wallet version (const electraJs = new ElectraJs({ hard: true })) requires a NodeJS-like environment to be executed. The hard wallet utilizes the Electra code binary daemon to interact with the blockchain.

The light wallet version (const electraJs = new ElectraJs()) requires a Browser-like environment to be executed. The light wallet utilizes public web-services to interact with the blockchain.

Examples

• Hard Wallet
• Light Wallet: Not ready yet.

States

The wallet can bear 2 states: EMPTY or READY. It will always start as EMPTY once intanciated.

The first wallet method that MUST be called in any case is electraJs.wallet.generate() (described afterwards).

API

Note <parameter> is a mandatory parameter. [parameter] is an optional parameter.

Wallet

Getters:

wallet.addresses

List of the wallet HD addresses.

Response:

Array<{
  hash: string
  isCiphered: boolean
  isHD: boolean
  label: string
  privateKey: string
}>

wallet.allAddresses

List of the wallet non-HD (random) and HD addresses.

Response:

Array<{
  hash: string
  isCiphered: boolean
  isHD: boolean
  label: string
  privateKey: string
}>

wallet.isHD

Is this a HD wallet ?

Response:

boolean

wallet.lockState

Is this wallet locked ? In the case of a light wallet, "STAKING" state can't happen.

Response:

enum {
  LOCKED = 'LOCKED',
  STAKING = 'STAKING',
  UNLOCKED = 'UNLOCKED'
}

wallet.mnemonic

Wallet HD Mnenonic. ONLY available when generating a brand new Wallet, which happens after calling #generate() with an undefined parameter on a Wallet instance with an "EMPTY" #state.

Response:

string

wallet.randomAddresses

List of the wallet non-HD (random) addresses.

Response:

Array<{
  hash: string
  isCiphered: boolean
  isHD: boolean
  label: string
  privateKey: string
}>

wallet.state

Wallet current state.

Response:

enum {
  EMPTY = 'EMPTY',
  READY = 'READY'
}

wallet.transactions

List of the wallet transactions.

Response:

Array<{
  amount: number
  date: number // Unix timestamp in seconds
  fromAddressHash: string
  hash: string
  toAddressHash: string
}>

Methods:

wallet.export([unsafe])

Export wallet data with ciphered private keys, or unciphered if is set to TRUE.

See EIP-0001.

Parameters:

<unsafe>    boolean Export the wallet with its private keys deciphered if TRUE. Optional. Default to FALSE.

Response:

[
  VERSION_INTEGER,
  CHAINS_COUNT_INTEGER,
  HIERARCHICAL_DETERMINISTIC_MASTER_NODE_PRIVATE_KEY_STRING,
  RANDOM_ADDRESSES_PRIVATE_KEYS_STRING_ARRAY
]

wallet.generate([mnemonic], [mnemonicExtension], [chainsCount])

Generate an HD wallet from either the provided mnemonic seed, or a randomly generated one, including ‒ at least ‒ the first derived chain address. In case the [mnemonicExtension] is specified, it MUST be encoded in UTF-8 using NFKD. The method can only be called when the wallet #state is 'EMPTY' and will set its #state to 'READY' if successful.

Parameters:

[mnemonic]          string  The 12 words mnemomic. Optional.
                            A new one will be generated and accessible via #mnemonic getter if not provided.
[mnemonicExtension] string  The mnemonic extension. Optional.
[chainsCount]       number  Number of chain addresses already generated. Optional. Default to 1.

Response:

Promise<void>

wallet.getBalance([addressHash])

Get the global wallet balance, or the balance if specified.

Parameters:

[addressHash]   string  A wallet chain or random address hash. Optional.

Response:

Promise<number>

wallet.lock(<passphrase>, [forStakingOnly])

Lock the wallet, that is cipher all its private keys.

Parameters:

<passphrase>        string  Wallet encryption passphrase.
[forStakingOnly]    boolean Optional. Default to TRUE.

Response:

Promise<void>

wallet.reset()

Reset the current wallet properties and switch the #state to "EMPTY".

Parameters:

N/A

Response:

void

wallet.send(<amount>, <toAddressHash>)

Create and broadcast a new transaction of .

Parameters:

<amount>        number  Amount, in ECA.
<toAddressHash> string  Recipient address hash.

Response:

Promise<void>

wallet.unlock(<passphrase>)

Unlock the wallet, that is decipher all its private keys.

Parameters:

<passphrase>    string  Wallet encryption passphrase.

Response:

Promise<void>

Web Services

webServices.getCurrentPriceIn([currency])

Get the current price of ECA via CoinMarketCap.

Parameters:

[currency] string    One of: 'AUD', 'BRL', 'CAD', 'CHF', 'CLP', 'CNY', 'CZK', 'DKK', 'EUR', 'GBP',
                             'HKD', 'HUF', 'IDR', 'ILS', 'INR', 'JPY', 'KRW', 'MXN', 'MYR', 'NOK',
                             'NZD', 'PHP', 'PKR', 'PLN', 'RUB', 'SEK', 'SGD', 'THB', 'TRY', 'TWD',
                             'USD', 'ZAR'
                     Optional. Default to 'USD'.

Response:

number

Contribute

Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/Electra-project/electra-js.git
cd electra-js
npm i

Start developping

Once you're all set up, you can start coding.

npm start

will automatically start a "live" watch :

• compiling the JS code (in build folder),
• checking the lint & typings validation.

Files Structure

├ build                 Development release
├ dist                  Production release (the one distributed via npm)
│ ├ index.d.ts            - Types declarations for clients written in Typescript
│ └ index.js              - Main bundle
├ node_modules          Dependencies local installation directory
├ src                   The main directory
├ tasks                 Specific tasks run via the npm scripts
├ test                  Production release main bundle checkings (import/require tests)
│ ├ browser               - Browser compatibility tests (tested via Selenium WebDriver)
│ │ ├ index.html            - HTML container served by Express
│ │ ├ index.spec.js         - Tests suite run within the browser
│ │ └ index.ts              - CLI browser tests runner (checking for browser errors)
│ ├ index.js              - Javascript checkings
│ └ index.ts              - Typescript checkings
├ .editorconfig         Common IDE and Editors configuration
├ .gitignore            Files and directories ignored by Git
├ .npmignore            Files and directories ignored in the npm published package
├ .npmrc                The npm workspace options
├ .travis.yml           Travis CI automated tests configuration
├ LICENSE               License
├ package-lock.json     Accurately versionned list of the npm dependencies tree
├ package.json          The npm configuration
├ README.md             The current file
├ tsconfig.json         Typescript configuration (tsc options)
├ tslint.json           TSLint configuration
├ webpack.common.js     Common Webpack configuration
├ webpack.dev.js        Webpack development configuration
└ webpack.prod.js       Webpack production configuration

Release a new version

1/3 Prepare the release

npm version [minor|patch]

It will automatically :

1. Run the tests (including the typings & lint validation).
2. Build the production release artifacts: dist/index.js & dist/index.d.ts.
3. Upgrade the version in package.json (npm job).
4. Upgrade the version in dist/index.js.
5. Run the artifacts checkings.
6. Add the release files to Git.
7. Commit the files with the message X.Y.Z matching the new version (npm job).

2/3 Push the release

git push origin HEAD

You then need to wait for Travis CI tests to pass.

3/3 Publish the release

npm publish