#Examples

#Initialization

1using ArkEcosystem.Client;
2using ArkEcosystem.Client.API;
3 
4static void Main(string[] args)
5{
6    ConnectionManager.Connect(new Connection("http://my.node.ip:port/api/", "main"))
7}

#Blocks

This service API grants access to the blocks resource . A block is a signed set of transactions created by a delegate and permanently committed to the ARK blockchain.

It is not possible to POST a block through the public API. Relay Nodes accept only blocks posted by a delegate at the correct time through the internal API.

#List All Blocks

1var blocks = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Blocks.All();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#Retrieve a Block

1var block = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Blocks.Show("validBlockId");
2 
3 
4>>> {'data': {'id': 'validBlockId' ... }}

#List All Transactions of a Block

1var blockTransactions = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Blocks.Transactions("validBlockId");
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#Search All Blocks

1var parameters = new Dictionary<string, string> {
2    {"id": "validBlockId"}
3}
4var searchedBlocks = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Blocks.Search(parameters);
5 
6>>> {'meta': {'count': 100, ... }}

#Delegates

The client SDK can be used to query the delegate resource .

A delegate is a regular wallet that has broadcast a registration transaction, acquired a sufficient number of votes, and has a Relay Node configured to forge new blocks through a forger module. At any time only 51 delegates are active. They are cost-efficient miners running the ARK network.

Voters are wallets which have broadcast a vote transaction on a delegate. A vote remains active until an un-vote transaction is sent (it does not have to be recast unless a wallet wishes to change from delegate). Voting for a delegate does not give the delegate access to the wallet nor does it lock the coins in it.

#List All Delegates

1var delegates = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Delegates.All();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 20, ... }}

#Retrieve a Delegate

1var delegate = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Delegates.Show("validId");
2 
3>>> {'data': {'username': 'delegateName', ... }}

#List All Blocks of a Delegate

1var delegateBlocks = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Delegates.Blocks("validId");
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 100, ... }}

#List All Voters of a Delegate

1var delegateVoters = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Delegates.voters("validId");
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#Node

The ARK network consists of different anonymous nodes (servers), maintaining the public ledger, validating transactions and blocks and providing APIs. The node resource allows for querying the health and configurations of the node used by the instantiated client.

#Retrieve the Configuration

1var nodeConfiguration = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Node.Configuration();
2 
3>>> {'data': {'nethash': '6e84d08bd299ed97c212c886c98a57e36545c8f5d645ca7eeae63a8bd62d8988', ... }}

#Retrieve the Status

1var nodeStatus = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Node.Status();
2 
3>>> {'data': {'synced': True, 'now': 6897158, 'blocksCount': -1}}

#Retrieve the Syncing Status

1var nodeSyncingStatus = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Node.Syncing();
2 
3>>> {'data': {'syncing': False, 'blocks': -1, 'height': 6897160, 'id': '12905037940821862953'}}

#Peers

Each node is connected to a set of peers, which are Relay or Delegate Nodes as well. The peers resource provides access to all peers connected to our node.

Peers have made their Public API available for use; however for mission-critical queries and transaction posting you should use a node which is under your control. We provide a guide to setting up a Relay Node here .

#List All Peers

1var peers = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Peers.All();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 100, ... }}

#Retrieve a Peer

1var peer = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Peers.Show("validIpAddress");
2 
3>>> {'data': {'count': 20, ... }} # Need to changes

#Transactions

The heart of any blockchain is formed by its transactions; state-altering payloads signed by a wallet. Most likely you will be querying for transactions most often, using the transaction resource .

A transaction is the only object which may be posted by a non-delegate. It requires a signature from a wallet containing a sufficient amount of ARK.

#Create a Transaction

 1var parameters = new Dictionary<string, dynamic>
 2{
 3    {
 4        "amount: 1,
 5        ...
 6    }
 7};
 8 
 9var transaction = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Transactions.Create(parameters);
10 
11>>> ...

#Retrieve a Transaction

1var transaction = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Transactions.Show("validId");
2 
3>>> ...

#List All Transactions

1var transactions = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Transactions.All();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#List All Unconfirmed Transactions

1var unconfirmedTransactions = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Transactions.AllUnconfirmed();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#Get Unconfirmed Transaction

1var unconfirmedTransaction = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Transactions.ShowUnconfirmed("validId");
2 
3>>> ...

#Search Transactions

1var parameters = new Dictionary<string, string>
2{
3    {
4        "amount", 1
5    }
6};
7var searchedTransactions = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Transactions.Search(parameters);
8 
9>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#List Transaction Types

1var transactionTypes = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Transactions.Types();
2 
3>>> {"data":{...}}

#Votes

A vote is a transaction sub-type, where the asset field contains a votes object and the transaction.type is 3.

#List All Votes

1var votes = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Votes.All();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#Retrieve a Vote

1var vote = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Votes.Show("validId");
2 
3>>> {'data': {...}}

#Wallets

The wallet resource provides access to:

• Wallets.
• Incoming and outgoing transactions per wallet.
• Each wallet’s votes.

#Retrieve All Wallets

1var wallets = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.All();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#Retrieve a Wallet

1var wallet = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.Show("validId");
2 
3>>> {'data': {'address': 'validWalletAddress' ... }}

#List All Transactions of a Wallet

1var walletTransactions = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.Transactions("validId");
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#List All Received Transactions of a Wallet

1var receivedTransactions = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.ReceivedTransactions();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#List All Sent Transactions of a Wallet

1var sentTransactions = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.SentTransactions();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#List All Votes of a Wallet

1var walletVotes = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.Votes();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#List All Top Wallets

1var topWallets = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.Top();
2 
3>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}

#Search All Wallets

 1var parameters = new Dictionary<string, string>
 2{
 3    {
 4        "username", "dummy"
 5    }
 6};
 7 
 8var searchedWallets = ConnectionManager.Connection("main").Api.Wallets.Search(parameters);
 9 
10>>> {'meta': {'count': 10, ... }}