[ANN] SMLY- smileycoin - for rewards in education - page 16.

gstefans

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Those of you trying to figure out the API for the SMLY wallet: The command-line interface (cli) gives a fairly extensive description of how to access the wallet. You can access this from the Linux command line or from the (Windows/MacOSX/Linux) graphical interface.

For a list of all commands:

Code:

help

For help on a single commands:

Code:

help getinfo

Linux access:

Code:

~/smileyCoin/src/smileycoin-cli help sendfrom

Smileycoin-Qt access (Help-Debug window-Console):

Code:

help sendfrom

For a list of all commands:

Code:

help

The cli help gives direct examples of how you can call the wallet using curl.

Examples of python implementations can be found in several places. The tutor-web methods to pay out rewards to students are on
github: https://github.com/tutor-web/tutorweb.quizdb/blob/master/tutorweb/quizdb/coin.py

There are also examples for calling this from within R.

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Quote from: gstefans on December 14, 2017, 02:53:54 AM

Quote from: Phattboyslim on December 14, 2017, 12:16:00 AM

Is there API available to create SMLY wallet ? I want to make a game in C# and use SMLY as ingame currency.

SMLY should be a perfect ingame currency.

Which OS?

Do you need to create the wallet from inside the game or is it enough to install the wallet and talk to it using an API? So far we have had the wallet installed as a separate application and then other programs talk to it.

The earlier Android wallet had an API and a demonstration game which used this API. Unfortunately it would have required quite a bit of work to update that wallet after the last fork and we did not have the resources for that.

The current wallet for Android is Coinomi which is completely in the hands of the Coinomi developers.

The approach is probably different depending on the OS. If we're talking Windows/MacOS/Linux, then there is a dedicated SMLY wallet which supports RPCs. You can also call the command line interface to do most things you would want to -- which is what Linux command-line users would typically use from shell scripts and system calls, but most others probably not.

All of these need you to either have the wallet preinstalled or install it while installing the game which wants to use it.

We have not tried to use simple functions calls (api call) to set up the complete wallet as a part of another program (app).

Note that the tutor-web project might be able to donate some SMLY if you use them as a part of your game (this is specifically laid out as a special case in the definition of appropriate use of the premine, https://tutor-web.info/smileycoin).

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Quote from: Phattboyslim on December 14, 2017, 12:16:00 AM

Is there API available to create SMLY wallet ? I want to make a game in C# and use SMLY as ingame currency.

SMLY should be a perfect ingame currency.

Which OS?

Do you need to create the wallet from inside the game or is it enough to install the wallet and talk to it using an API? So far we have had the wallet installed as a separate application and then other programs talk to it.

The earlier Android wallet had an API and a demonstration game which used this API. Unfortunately it would have required quite a bit of work to update that wallet after the last fork and we did not have the resources for that.

The current wallet for Android is Coinomi which is completely in the hands of the Coinomi developers.

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Is there API available to create SMLY wallet ? I want to make a game in C# and use SMLY as ingame currency.

unusvita

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is it worth holding onto this coins, will they ever go up to $1 like in 3-5 years??

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Quote from: NickCrypto on December 07, 2017, 04:52:03 AM

Great Chart Gallery of SmileyCoin on BitScreener: https://bitscreener.com/coins/smileycoin/chart_gallery

Indeed, thank you!

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Great Chart Gallery of SmileyCoin on BitScreener: https://bitscreener.com/coins/smileycoin/chart_gallery

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Here is something that needs testing. Remember to only use very low amounts - low enough that you don't care whether they disappear!

Sending any (low) amount of SMLY to SMLY address BCJW4iZw7PechFHgtqqSdHmymjnFA6LjNJ enters those SMLY into a double-or-nothing game, returning double the amount or nothing at all.

It's just for fun and it's still under development. If you decide to try (low amounts!!), please report any problems here.

["low" is in the eye of the beholder - and the default transaction fee is 1 SMLY]

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24/5000
OKA. Solved
Thank you. Cheesy

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Quote from: mik1122 on November 21, 2017, 07:27:17 AM

thanks, active connections I have 6, but it is synchronizing for 20 days. I have an important transaction inside but it is not visible. the open it lost?.

Un saludo.

Which operating system?

Is your wallet up to date?

If so, your locally stored block database may be messed up.

On a Linux machine first take a backup of your wallet.dat, stop your wallet, move all files except smileycoin.conf and wallet.dat out of .smileycoin and restart. It should not take long for the wallet to sync the entire chain. If this works you can safely delete everything you moved out of the way.

Just don't delete wallet.dat.

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thanks, active connections I have 6, but it is synchronizing for 20 days. I have an important transaction inside but it is not visible. the open it lost?.

Un saludo.

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Quote from: mik1122 on November 20, 2017, 05:39:03 PM

Any addnode to synchronize the wallet?

You should be automatically connected to smileyco.in but if that is not enough, here are a few:
addnode=130.208.71.203
addnode=217.175.119.126

In addition, novaexchange has these listed:

addnode=130.208.143.213:11337
addnode=130.208.71.203:11337
addnode=181.208.95.174:11337
addnode=217.9.135.139:11337
addnode=24.212.140.163:11337
addnode=46.105.63.132:11337
addnode=69.64.33.37:11337
addnode=84.242.139.4:11337
addnode=85.25.200.125:11337
addnode=88.99.121.115:11337

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Any addnode to synchronize the wallet?

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Quote from: gstefans on November 14, 2017, 12:40:41 PM

Some thoughts on whether the SMLY can be a part of the hot topic of cross-chain atomic swaps:
https://tutor-web.info/news-1/announcing-intent-cross-chain-atomic-swap/

Comments most welcome!!

BTW if you want to test out the sendwithmessage option, try this on your Linux machine:

Code:

git clone https://github.com/tutor-web/smileyCoin
cd smileyCoin
git checkout sendwithmessage
./autogen.sh
./configure --without-gui
make
cd

Now you're all set and you can see how the new option works with

Code:

~/smileyCoin/src/smileycoind help sendwithmessage

To actually send a message, use a command like

Code:

~/smileyCoin/src/smileycoind sendwithmessage BSXZB28C2xZMT5Nxt9sAFRSdzntshfwrqP 4500 "Hello world"

The exact command above has been used before and you can see what it did by looking at the corresponding transaction,

Code:

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/smly/tx.dws?1ac2b6b7b6729da640d57727ec2a4bccbee65ad810013169c714cbae22d8185e.htm

The document in the previous message describes the coding used and explains the meaning of the various parts of the transaction.

Currently we are thinking about whether one should use this as a general tool for messaging (using encryption) and/or whether this approach can be used
as a part of cross-chain atomic swap schemes.

As usual we are looking for people willing to help with testing, provide feedback or add programming features

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Some thoughts on whether the SMLY can be a part of the hot topic of cross-chain atomic swaps:
https://tutor-web.info/news-1/announcing-intent-cross-chain-atomic-swap/

Comments most welcome!!

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SMLY is back up for trading on c-cex.

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Quote from: gstefans on November 08, 2017, 10:55:14 AM

You can all help by creating a lot of noise on c-cex, cryptopia and Twitter.

BTW if you got stuck with coins on c-cex, they've reinstated the wallet now so you can still withdraw your funds.

The SMLY remains delisted -- and they do not respond to support questions.

By all means let them know that you are not happy with the delisting. Ask support; post comments in the chat box; send questions to them on twitter (@CryptoCurrEncyX).

It's not enough for everyone just to dump the coin. It also needs to be pushed forward a bit.

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Quote from: pik42 on November 08, 2017, 10:13:55 AM

what future of a coin!? there will be other markets? Huh

You can all help by creating a lot of noise on c-cex, cryptopia and Twitter.

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what future of a coin!? there will be other markets? Huh

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Earlier, when c-cex have threatened us with delisting, they have also said that they will take volume on DOGE and LTC markets into account.
If this is still true, then there is more than enough SMLY trading volume for them to keep SMLY listed.
BUT: They have been asked this by several people and not answered anyone. They don't even read the request - just paste in a standard reply.
So we still have a delisting threat from c-cex.

If you want to be sure, then you will move your SMLY out of c-cex by Nov 7.

You will also have seen that novaexchange is about to close. They will keep the exchange running for a while though and then reopen after a change in management, but "Remaining user balances that has not been withdrawn before 2018-04-01 will be considered a donation and is not refundable" - so just be careful please.

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