C# lib Ditch 2.0 for Graphene from Steepshot team
The library can be used by C# clients to make the signing of transactions on the client side and not to transfer private keys to the server.
Usage
The essence of the library is to generate a transaction according to the required operations (vote, comment, etc.), sign the transaction and broadcast to Graphene-based blockchain. For transaction signing we announced earlier our standalone Cryptography.ECDSA lib which is being used by Ditch lib for the signing purpose.
Github link
Supported chains
- Steem
- Golos
Updates
- The project now supports .NetStandard
- Changed the way of building transactions (becomes more flexible).
- New operations
.Net dev status
| Lib name | Description | Act. version |
|---|---|---|
| Cryptography.ECDSA | Implementation of ECDSA for transaction signing | 2.1 |
| Ditch | Create and broadcast transactions to blockchain | 2.0 |
Team progress on .Net encryption & signing
- C# library Cryptography.ECDSA 2.1 for Graphene
- (ANN) Ditch 1.0 for Graphene
- (ANN) C# library Cryptography.ECDSA 1.0 for Graphene
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Very good. I am a c# developer and was looking for this. Thanks
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Very cool.
This looks like an interesting tool. Could you provide use-examples perhaps?
Thanks for sharing!
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//set global properties
GlobalSettings.Init(UserLogin, PrivatePostingKey, ChainManager.KnownChains.Steem);
_operationManager = new OperationManager();
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//Create new post with some beneficiaries
var op1 = new PostOperation(parentPermlink, GlobalSettings.Login, permlink, title, body, jsonMetadata);
var op2 = new BeneficiaresOperation(GlobalSettings.Login, permlink, GlobalSettings.ChainInfo.SbdSymbol, new Beneficiary(beneficiar, 1000));
var responce = _operationManager.BroadcastOberations(op1, op2);
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//UpVote
var op1 = new UpVoteOperation(GlobalSettings.Login, author, permlink);
var responce = _operationManager.BroadcastOberations(op1);
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Was wondering the same.
Our dev answered the question? Or do you need any further explanations? Well, If you are going to develop an app for Steem, then you will need to focus only on the client side. Operations with the blockchain will be performed by the library. Gradually we add support for new operations to the Ditch lib if there are still any.
Got a compile time error with VS 2017. Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error CS1729 'ErrorResponse' does not contain a constructor that takes 1 arguments Ditch F:\steem\Ditch-master\Sources\Ditch\WebSocketManager.cs 103 Active
My bad.
File added to repository. Also fixed some typos
Thanks works now. Also good job fixing the typos on BeneficiariesOperation and BroadcastOperations.
thank you.will checkout the github
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Are there any CLI Wallets I can use for testing this?
Could you clarify your question? Are you asking about Command Line Interface for Ditch or about Steem CLI Wallet program?
I mean the steem CLI Wallet. Does this API need any RPC IPs or similar nodes for it to work?
Ditch interacts with steemd.steemit.com through websockets by default.
However, you can write and use your custom ChainManager to interact with other nodes.
More info here https://github.com/Chainers/Ditch/blob/master/Sources/Ditch/ChainManager.cs
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