Advice on supervising bitcoin addresses for custom notification

xcbtrader

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Hello

https://github.com/xcbtrader/multi-balance-checker

You can start here.

EFdesigns

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Quote from: coinableS on December 31, 2016, 12:17:01 AM

Have you tried using blocktrail's web hook notifications? It's insanely easy to setup, even has a UI. Fill out a form and then if you want provide a callback URL to run a url or fire off some code on notification.

https://youtu.be/UJtszjNh0nk?t=30s

Or you could even subscribe to a websocket like blockchain.info's to monitor for transactions on the network without having to run a node. Their websocket API doesn't require an API key.

That's a great way to get things going, dude! thanks a lot

BTW, I might use BlockCypher, they look pretty professional and got tons of tools to work with.

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In fact their API provides http callbacks which you can easily you to develop your own notifications https://www.blockonomics.co/views/api.html#paymentnotify

I'm gonna take a look at it. But as far as I saw in 2 minutes, looks pretty similar to the other two options

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Quote from: EFdesigns on December 30, 2016, 11:58:03 AM

Omegastarscream: blockonomics.co won't let me create custom notifications. It comes with http push and email notifications but I need to develop my own notifications

In fact their API provides http callbacks which you can easily you to develop your own notifications https://www.blockonomics.co/views/api.html#paymentnotify

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Have you tried using blocktrail's web hook notifications? It's insanely easy to setup, even has a UI. Fill out a form and then if you want provide a callback URL to run a url or fire off some code on notification.

https://youtu.be/UJtszjNh0nk?t=30s

Or you could even subscribe to a websocket like blockchain.info's to monitor for transactions on the network without having to run a node. Their websocket API doesn't require an API key.

EFdesigns

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Omegastarscream: blockonomics.co won't let me create custom notifications. It comes with http push and email notifications but I need to develop my own notifications

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Quote from: EFdesigns on December 30, 2016, 08:38:29 AM

I meant Bitcore, not bitcoin core. It has an integrated API to check an address and all that stuff.

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you can always enable pruning to cut the block chain storage size down

So, I'll keep checking transactions on supervised accounts like from 3 months from now? Can I use Bitcoin core with custom notifications? is it straightforward?
Bitcore is nice because of it's API, but maybe bitcoin core doesn't need so much coding in orden to make those custom notifications

Ok, never mind then. I had assumed you meant Bitcoin Core since it was in this section on bitcointalk. ;-)

Anyway, I am not sure if you can run Bitcore with pruned mode or not to save disk space.

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You simply want to check addresses and see the coming transactions ? If it's the case then you could simply use https://www.blockonomics.co/views/wallet-watcher.html?next=%2Fblockonomics instead of buying a VPS which may cost you a lot of money. (there is an API too)

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I meant Bitcore, not bitcoin core. It has an integrated API to check an address and all that stuff.

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you can always enable pruning to cut the block chain storage size down

So, I'll keep checking transactions on supervised accounts like from 3 months from now? Can I use Bitcoin core with custom notifications? is it straightforward?
Bitcore is nice because of it's API, but maybe bitcoin core doesn't need so much coding in orden to make those custom notifications

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Quote from: EFdesigns on December 30, 2016, 08:09:41 AM

Hi,

I need to supervise some bitcoin addresses and I need to launch a custom event, maybe a custom sound for incoming transactions (unconfirmed sound and 2 confirmations sound) or sending an email.

I'm thinking about using Bitcore, but 8 GB RAM and more than 200 GB HDD for the blockchain doesn't look like a cheap way to go for such a simple task...a friend of mine suggested me to use electrum, but I'm not sure where to start or if it's possible to use electrum for such a thing. A VPS with 8 GB RAM and 200 GB of HDD is about 50$-140$ USD, and that's just way too much...

I'd really appreciate your advice and suggestions about this little project.

Thanks a lot

Presuming you meant Bitcoin Core, and not bitcore which is something different, you can always enable pruning to cut the block chain storage size down. (And btw, I've seen a vps similar to what you mentioned for less than $100/year. But $50-140/month is way too much.)

EFdesigns

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Hi,

I need to supervise some bitcoin addresses and I need to launch a custom event, maybe a custom sound for incoming transactions (unconfirmed sound and 2 confirmations sound) or sending an email.

I'm thinking about using Bitcore, but 8 GB RAM and more than 200 GB HDD for the blockchain doesn't look like a cheap way to go for such a simple task...a friend of mine suggested me to use electrum, but I'm not sure where to start or if it's possible to use electrum for such a thing. A VPS with 8 GB RAM and 200 GB of HDD is about 50$-140$ USD, and that's just way too much...

I'd really appreciate your advice and suggestions about this little project.

Thanks a lot

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