Application programming interface for using the EOS blockchain via the RPC API provided by Block Producer Nodes. This is for read-only API calls.
This project wraps the official eosio/eosjs-api to provide camelcase output. It only works with await/async and promise code style, there's no support for the callback style.
It is a work in progress.
yarn add @eoscostarica/eosjs-camel-api # or npm install -S @eoscostarica/eosjs-camel-api
const eosCamelApi = require('eosjs-camel-api')
const api = eosCamelApi.getInstance(options) // same options object that eosio/eosjs-api supports
const logInfo = async () => {
const info = await api.getInfo({})
console.log(info)
}
logInfo()
// { serverVersion: 'ad4ba283',
// chainId: '038f4b0fc8ff18a4f0842a8f0564611f6e96e8535901dd45e43ac8691a1c4dca',
// headBlockNum: 8448809,
// lastIrreversibleBlockNum: 8448494,
// lastIrreversibleBlockId: '0080e9eefdcfb032231d2c8cc5c850a004034fb85831febc22d55e63723da590',
// headBlockId: '0080eb294f506de95c636e690cf523c7895987114d32bb87378ff13b322d2904',
// headBlockTime: '2018-08-06T02:32:26.000',
// headBlockProducer: 'acryptolions',
// virtualBlockCpuLimit: 200000000,
// virtualBlockNetLimit: 1048576000,
// blockCpuLimit: 199900,
// blockNetLimit: 1048576 }eosjs-camel-api functions receive both snakecase and camelcase arguments and always return camelcase objects.
It defaults to the Jungle Testnet via the https://jungle.eosio.cr endpoint.
eosjs-camel-api exposes functions that not part of eosjs-api in the camel namespace. Eg
const eosCamelApi = require('eosjs-camel-api')
const jungleApi = eosCamelApi.getInstance()
const mainNetApi = eosCamelApi.getInstance({httpEndpoint: 'https://api.eosio.cr'})
console.log(jungleApi.camel.getConfig())
// { httpEndpoint: 'https://jungle.eosio.cr' }
console.log(mainNetApi.camel.getConfig())
// { httpEndpoint: 'https://api.eosio.cr' }We follow the open source collaborative ettiquete, the standardjs code style.
Read EOS Costa Rica's Open Source Contributing Guidelines for more detail
https://developers.eoscostarica.io/docs/open-source-guidelines
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