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Sending RAW events in JSON-RPC format on Bitcoin core package node.js
In this article, we will show you how to send “Rawtransaction” in JSON-RPC format using the Bitcoin core package node.js.
Preliminary Requirements
Before we start, make sure you have installed the Bitcoin Core package and run the compatible version. Also, make sure you have a Bitcoin base node that works on a computer with the right address you want to send a tight event.
Install the required packages
In order to use the Bitcoin Core package on Node.js, we must install the “Bitcoin -Core” package using NPM:
`Bash
NPM Install Bitcoin core savings
Send a tight event in JSON-RPC format
Next code fragment shows how to send “Rawtransaction” in JSON-RPC format using the Bitcoin core package:
`Javascript
Const Bitcoincore = Requires ("Bitcoin-core");
// Set the Bitcoin core connection
Const BC = New BitcoinCore ({
URL: " // Replace URL-olmu with Bitcoin-core
});
// Create a new event object
Const tx = {
Version: 1,
Hash: "Your_tx_hash_here",
from_address: "your_from_address_here",
to_address: "to_address_here", // optional
Tickets: "Raw" // Optional, may be one of "perfect", "confirm" or "just sending"
};
// Create a new RAW event object
Const Rawtx = {
TX_TYPE: "Sendrawtransaction",
SUR: tx
};
// Send raw event in JSON-RPC format using Bitcoin Core app
BC.Sendrawtrasation (Rawtx, (Error, Answer) => {
If (ERR) {
Console.error ("Sending the Raw Event Event:", Error);
} otherwise {
// Get an incident abbreviation for reply
Const txhash = response.hash;
Console.log (Transaction Hash: $ {txhash});
}
});
In this example, we create a new “event” object with the desired features (version, abbreviation from, address and tickets). Then we create a new raw event object with the same features. Finally, we send the RAW event in the JSON-RPC format using the Bitcoin connection “Sendrawtransaction” method.
Comments
- The “raw” feature of the TX object defines that we want to send a tough event.
- You can adjust the raw event by offering additional tickets (eg “confirm”, `
only by sending) or by adjusting the characteristics of the” event “object.
- Bitcoin’s response contains the “Hash” field for every raw trade. This hash can be used as a reference to the integrity of events.
By following these steps, you should now be able to send raw events in JSON-RPC format using the Bitcoin core package node.js.
