Talk to your dragonchain.

⚠️Warning!⚠️ This repository is not currently actively maintained. We will still welcome PRs for updates, but note that parts of this SDK may not be fully working.

These docs are auto-generated.

• Godoc

go get https://github.com/dragonchain/dragonchain-sdk-go

import (
    "fmt"
    "net/http"

    "github.com/dragonchain/dragonchain-sdk-go"
)
httpClient := &http.Client{}
myDcID := "3f2fef78-0000-0000-0000-9f2971607130";
myCreds := dragonchain.NewCredentials(mydcID, apiKey, apiKeyID, dragonchain.HashSHA256)
client := dragonchain.NewClient(myCreds, baseURL, httpClient)

call, err := await client.GetBlock("block-id-here");

if err != nil {
  fmt.Println("Something went wrong!");
  fmt.Printf("HTTP status code from chain: %s", call.status);
  fmt.Printf("Error response from chain: %s", call.response);
}
fmt.Println("Successful call!");
fmt.Printf("Block: %s", call.response);

searchResult := client.QueryTransactions(Query.NewQuery("tag=MyAwesomeTransactionTag"))

This is fine for quick tests. For actual production use, you should use the credential ini file or environment variables

newHttpClient := &http.Client{}
client.overrideCredentials("AUTH_KEY_ID","AUTH_KEY", newHttpClient)

In order to use this SDK, you need to have an Auth Key as well as an Auth Key ID for a given dragonchain. This can be loaded into the sdk in various ways, and are checked in the following order of precedence:

1. The environment variables AUTH_KEY and AUTH_KEY_ID can be set with the appropriate values
2. Write an ini-style credentials file at ~/.dragonchain/credentials (or on Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\dragonchain\credentials) where the section name is the dragonchain id, with values for auth_key and auth_key_id like so:

[35a7371c-a20a-4830-9a59-5d654fcd0a4a]
auth_key_id = JSDMWFUJDVTC
auth_key = n3hlldsFxFdP2De0yMu6A4MFRh1HGzFvn6rJ0ICZzkE

Dragonchain is happy to welcome contributions from the community. You can get started here.