Questions tagged [api]
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Monero wallet code base dependencies and APIs?
I would like to know what dependencies the Monero wallet application for Linux or Android code base has, such as Chromium or Google APIs? Is there a list of them somewhere without having to dig ...
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Calling MyMonero API with generated parameters
I'm trying to call the MyMonero API to get some info about a wallet. By doing a call with curl, it seems to work fine.
Request:
curl -w "\n" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -X POST https://api....
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Is there a library similar to bitcore?
Is there a library like insight / bitcoin that interacts with Monero to create an API to scan the blockchain?
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Does core_rpc_server::on_submitblock need full block blob?
It looks like the core_rpc_server::on_submitblock method is expecting a full block blob, since it calls...
if(!parse_and_validate_block_from_blob(blockblob, b))
However this RPC method is used to ...
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How to get the entire block blob for submission after mining nonce
After mining a correct nonce on the block template (received from rpc method "getblocktemplate") you need to submit the block back to the daemon. However, the rpc method "submitblock" appears to ...
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Are reserve_size bytes really related to mining the final nonce?
Other answers related to reserve_size seem to imply they are related to the real block nonce. However there is already a portion of the hashing blob reserved for a nonce and the reserved bytes arent ...
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Monero project for charity/non-profit
I wound like to create a "split the monero pot" for charity/non-profit organizations.
The process for donating using XMR is easy, it's the people who don't have any crypto wallet to donate.
My ...
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Using Monero as a C Library
I am looking to build an offline wallet for Monero. However, most of my tooling is in Perl and C. If Monero was written in C, I could just call the C functions from my Perl modules. I think it is ...
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What is the blobdata txs within the block_complete_entry struct?
In cryptonote_protocol_defs.h block_complete_entry is declare that is used within the monero code right?
The block_complete_entry has a blobdata txs.
How does the txs blobdata looks like and what ...
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Is there an example in another language or even curl on the binary daemon calls?
I am searching for an example preferably with curl on how to call the binary apis
/getblocks.bin, /gethashes.bin and so on.
Is there somewhere an example besides the c++ code?
I would love an ...
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Is there a simple Monero price lookup API?
I use cryptocompare.com for PHP lookups of Crypto-currency prices (i.e.
https://min-api.cryptocompare.com/data/price?fsym=BTC&tsyms=USD). But they do not support Monero (XMN) for whatever reason. ...
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How to extract data from local blockchain
How to extract data, blocks from blockcain stored on local disk drive, and acquire it through some usual data transfer chanel (eg. JSON) in other application?
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Pool stats showing abnormally high H/s
The pool I am using (mineXMR.com) regularly shows a hash rate of 250-300+ H/s for my computer despite the miner I am using (XMR-Stak-CPU) showing hash rates that do not exceed ~190 H/s. What could be ...
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How can someone run all blockchain and check if certain block has tx belonging to viewkey
Based on JAXX problem in integrate the monero wallet on their service I was wonder how can one run all the blockchain and check the blocks for belolonging TX from certain viewkey
Is there any ...
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Tor support on MyMonero.com
Many privacy focused Tor users are interested or have the potential to be interested in Monero. IP address protection is important to Tor users.
Why was Tor removed from the CORS headers on the ...
