Topic: New C# Bitcoin RPC Library (Read 5194 times)
good job (y)
The newest up to date c# library for .net is .Net-Bitcoin-RPC with full documentation about each call. Very easy to use.
What newer features does yours have over the original one? I looked through your project's commit history and these are the only additions I could find: https://github.com/edmlbox/.Net-Bitcoin-RPC/commit/c06532fbf1435b114b33e7235bb1fdc7c753c397#diff-793e161d67bc194802346c5b61423b04
It looks to me like the only things you added are a wrapper class for multiple wallets, a wallet name class, a wallet directory class and a class that serializes JSON.
The newest up to date c# library for .net is .Net-Bitcoin-RPC with full documentation about each call. Very easy to use.
Thanks a bunch, very sexy!
Is this library still working? I am trying to understand the code and run the test but am having a problem deserializing the result. I am getting the error:
Error setting value to 'result' on 'BitcoinNET.RPCClient.RPCResponse`1[Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject]'.
Error setting value to 'result' on 'BitcoinNET.RPCClient.RPCResponse`1[Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject]'.
I case you can't get it to work, I have made a similar RPC wrapper for bitcoin-qt: BitcoinRpcSharp - A C# wrapper for the Bitcoin JSON RPC interface
One quick example (calling getinfo):
Code:
BitcoinWallet wallet = new BitcoinWallet("http://192.168.56.1:19001", "test", "123", false);
Info info = wallet.GetInfo();
Console.WriteLine("Current difficulty: {0}", info.Difficulty);
Info info = wallet.GetInfo();
Console.WriteLine("Current difficulty: {0}", info.Difficulty);
Is this library still working? I am trying to understand the code and run the test but am having a problem deserializing the result. I am getting the error:
Error setting value to 'result' on 'BitcoinNET.RPCClient.RPCResponse`1[Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject]'.
Error setting value to 'result' on 'BitcoinNET.RPCClient.RPCResponse`1[Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject]'.
I’m glad to see I’m not the only one that writes 10,000 lines of code without a single comment LOL. I’m still reading thru the code making sure there isn’t a line hidden in someplace that just steals my wallet, but so far it look pretty complete. Thanks for making this available. I’m really looking forward to digging into it and automating my SatoshiDice plays. 
Exactly what I'm using it for
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I just pushed a new branch that supports batch rpc calls from this pull request, https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/1512
Mostly untested.
I’m glad to see I’m not the only one that writes 10,000 lines of code without a single comment LOL. I’m still reading thru the code making sure there isn’t a line hidden in someplace that just steals my wallet, but so far it look pretty complete. Thanks for making this available. I’m really looking forward to digging into it and automating my SatoshiDice plays.
does it work with blockchain.infos wallet? it does implement all bitcoin rpc calls
i just want to write a small stats app
i just want to write a small stats app
I see no reason it wouldn't as long as the rpc calls are the same.
does it work with blockchain.infos wallet? it does implement all bitcoin rpc calls
i just want to write a small stats app
i just want to write a small stats app
Is there any documentation on how to use this? What is the Uri that needs to be passed into BitcoinRPC?
Look in Test.cs for a basic example. No documentation but its pretty intuitive. All commands have the same parameters as the ones passed to bitcoind, and return a basic type, xxxxxxResponse class or IEnumerable<> of one. The xxxxxResponse classes have the same property names as the JSON objects returned by bitcoind.
Is there any documentation on how to use this? What is the Uri that needs to be passed into BitcoinRPC?
Good work there mb300sd!
Hopefully it will inspire C# coders to write with it.
:-)
Hopefully it will inspire C# coders to write
:-)
I wrote this for a couple projects I'm working on, but thought I'd share it since the only other C# library hasn't been updated in over a year. I've implemented every rpc call in 0.6.2, as well as the coin control branch.
https://github.com/mb300sd/Bitcoin.NET
Tested with Mono framework as well as Microsoft .Net.
https://github.com/mb300sd/Bitcoin.NET
Tested with Mono framework as well as Microsoft .Net.
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