SEBAK.js SDK

sebakjs-sdk

sebakjs-sdk will introduce the basic usage of SEBAK for javascript.

Installation

npm install --save sebak-sdk

Create new transaction

Prerequisite

Before creating new transaction, you should check these,

• 'secret seed' of source account
• 'public address' of target account
• 'network id'
• 'api url' of testNet('https://testnet-sebak.blockchainos.org') or mainNet(https://mainnet.blockchainos.org)

You can simply check 'network id' from SEBAK node information. If the address of your sebak node is 'https://testnet-sebak.blockchainos.org',

$ curl -v https://testnet-sebak.blockchainos.org
...
  "policy": {
    "network-id": "sebak-test-network",
    "initial-balance": "10000000000000000000",
    "base-reserve": "1000000",
...

The value of "network-id", sebak-test-network is the 'network id'.

Operation

For the nature of transaction of SEBAK, one Transction can have multple Operations. Operation is the base unit of operating accounts like creating new account and payment. Currently SEBAK supports various kind of operations, but most of users will use CreateAccount and Payment operations. At this time, you can up to 1000 operations in one transaction. This number can be adjusted. This limit also can be checked by node information.

Transaction

• sequence_id is the last state of account. It will be varied when your account state is changed, so you should check the latest sequence_id from network.
• You can get the laetst sequence_id from https://bosnet.github.io/sebak/api/#accounts-account-details-get .

Sending Transation Example

• This example is working in SEBAK TESTNET.
• For MAINNET, change apiUrl and networkId.

const fetch = require('isomorphic-fetch');
const SebakSDK = require('sebak-sdk');

const seed = 'SBGS23GTH2R6RBNHZIW4PAA5CKH4MKEWNC63HB42KBQMCEHPUGJ5LAZP';

// In this example, target address is generated randomly.
const target = SebakSDK.sebakUtil.keyPairGenerate().address;
const amount = 10;
const apiUrl = 'https://testnet-sebak.blockchainos.org';
const networkId = 'sebak-test-network';
const transactionPath = '/api/v1/transactions';
const accountPath = '/api/v1/accounts/';
const apiTransactionUrl = url + transactionPath;
const apiAccountUrl = url + accountPath;

// Before sign the transaction, you should get the sequence_id of sending account.
fetch(apiAccountUrl + SebakSDK.sebakUtil.getPublicAddress(seed))
.then(function(res) {
    if (res.status != 200) {
        return process.exit(1);
    }
    return res.json()
})
.then(function(json) {
    tx = new SebakSDK.transaction();
    tx.addOperation(target, amount, 'create-account');
    tx.setSequenceId(Number(json.sequence_id));
    tx.sign(seed, networkId);

    fetch(apiTransactionUrl,
    {
        method: 'POST',
        timeout: 3000,
        headers: {
            Accept: 'application/json',
            'Content-Type': 'application/json',
        },
        body: JSON.stringify(tx.tx),
    })
    .then(res => res.json())
    .then(json => console.log(json))
    .catch(err => console.log(err));
});

Operations

• In SEBAK, like other cryptocurrencies there is 'fee'. 'fee' is multiplied by the number of operations in one transaction.

CreateAccount

• target address must new account, this means, it does not exist in the SEBAK network. You can check the account status thru account API of SEBAK. Please see https://bosnet.github.io/sebak/api/#accounts-account-details-get .
• amount for creating account must be bigger than base reserve, you can check the amount from SEBAK node information like 'network-id'

Payment

• target address must exist in network.