At the moment it seems to me on the .NET side NBitcoin would compete with Bitcoin.js on the other.
Update: I decided on NBitcoin. It has a great book to learn from.
Note I will not form opinion on my question, I contributed a great chunk of this…
One of my colleagues is trying to use bitcoinjs with TestNet, but apparently it doesn't like TestNet headers, so it doesn't work. Is there any way to make to use bitcoinjs with TestNet? Is there some specific configuration needed?
I was trying to use the bitcoinjs-lib (1) with my regtest network. More specifically I was trying to build a tx with TransactionBuilder but it gave me a 'transaction has no matching Script' exception.
In a closed github issue (2) I find out that…
The documentation that I found seems to contain info about specific API calls, but no top level explaination/example.
Where can I find a practical concise example of using exit nodes?
I'd like to query transactions (say ... poll to see all latest…
Where can I find some live (trusted?) BitcoinJS Exit Nodes?
I'm looking it it from the client perspective - I want to write a Java app that doesn't store a blockchain. I don't want to setup an exit node, rather I want to find and use existing ones.
What is the best way to broadcast a transaction to the network programatically? I know that blockchain.info has /pushtx but I'm pretty sure it rejects XHR requests from external sources because of CORS.
So if I were to create the same transaction using bitcoinjs and bitcoinj, the end result of the signed transaction would be the same with both libraries, is that correct?
Rather than having a single, fixed address, I want to generate a new address on my website every time a user request comes in.
I'm concerned about google or another web crawler indexing my website and tying my Bitcoin address to my website…
I'm testing segwit bech32 addresses and generated the following using bitcoinjs:
address: bc1qc7u5njf4nf2rj3zys642mfc7nct6kdven8j4e9
private key: 5Kkzs8XrJNAmf9VQDFeGBfaRvSByAvPK6DbDXw5BVqswWaXSG2Y
When I import this private key into electrum 3.0.5,…
I'm using BitcoinJS to create a playground for Bitcoin transactions.
I have created the following Javascript file:
const request = require('request');
const proxiedRequest = request.defaults({proxy: "http://localhost:3128"});
const Btc =…
I'm trying to understand what a specific line of code does when signing a message using bitcoinjs-lib. Here's the code:
var bitcoin = require('bitcoinjs-lib')
var bitcoinMessage = require('bitcoinjs-message')
var keyPair =…
I have a use-case where I'd only need to be monitoring the mempool transactions and recently-committed blocks/transactions (the last month's worth of blocks would be sufficient). Is there a way to tell bitcoinjs to not store the whole blockchain,…
I am using bitcoinjs-lib to create private key (WIF), addresses and sign the transactions.
I would like to fetch all transactions (UTXOs) associated with a wallet. I found these libs: bitcoin-filter and bitcoin-net .
But I didn't understand the…