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Hey guys! I've been working on interacting with the XRPL through NodeJS (figured its time to utilise the tech and not just invest in it). I've made some strides and managed to solve most queries, however I have one more if anyone can provide some help I would appreciate it! I'm looking to report specific trust-line balances. So far I can get it to report all balances (see code below), but am having issues reporting single balances. Ideally I would like to have the code to report the balance of a specific trust-line, so I can then place an order for the full amount (got the second part sorted). Heres the code that reports all balances, Cheers for the help! const wallet_balances = await client.request({ command: "account_lines", account: 'accountaddress', ledger_index: "validated" }) console.log(wallet_balances.result)
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It seems there still is a need for solution to keep your XRPs safe, while still having them available for occasional and sometimes even for more active use. Ripple technology is in many aspects ahead of Bitcoin and other cryptos. I find offline transaction signing one its best features. In today’s world, when no computer can be considered safe anymore, offline signing allows you to keep all sensitive information offline and thus secure and safe. I have prepared a set of tools that follows and leverages Ripple’s Reliable Transaction Submission. It will allow you to monitor Ripple network, ledgers, your accounts and balances. The offline part will also enable you to securely create new accounts, prepare and securely sign payments and submit such offline-generated payments to XRP ledger. For transferring offline generated data to an online device it uses QR codes and this makes active XRP use quick and quite convenient. Unfortunately, this package is not entirely suitable for beginners. It aims more at mid-experienced to advanced users. Also, I wanted to keep those scripts simple and plain and allow anyone to see, understand and inspect its source. This is why some results/error processing is just very subtle. More information, how-to, installation, syntax, examples, download: https://github.com/Duke67/xrptoolkit-nodejs Download: Node.js scripts (offline): https://github.com/duke67/xrptoolkit-nodejs Android app (online): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.duke67.XRPtk The Android application is only available for download from Google Play store and it’s not yet open source (I may make it available later on). Even if not currently available for code review, this architecture can really give you a peace-of-mind because the real magic of this solution is that the online device only sees either public, or signed+encrypted information. iOS app – unfortunately not available now, who wants to develop it? Also, feel free to improve or enhance the toolkit or contact me with any idea you may have. Cheers!
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Hi all, We will participate in a conference about blockchain and made an introductory guide to start playing with ripple consensus ledger (testnet). We chose some basic transactions like creating and activating accounts, creating trustlines and making atomic cross-currency payments. Feel free to use it for whatever you want. https://github.com/rippex/ripple-node-examples