DijetsJs Overview

Dijets JavaScript library, allows developers to interact with DijetsNodeGo instances, invoke Dijets Platform Functions and issue commands to the node APIs.

The APIs currently supported by default are:

The APIs currently supported by default are:

• Authentication API
• Admin API
• Value Chain API
• Utility Chain API
• Method Chain API
• Healthcheck API
• Index API
• Info API
• Keystore API
• Metrics API
• Socket API

DijetsJS was built to simplify development on Dijets. Using this library, any JavaScript developer is able to interact with a Dijets Node instance where the API endpoints have been enabled for the developer’s consumption.

DijetsJS enables developers to:

• Manage private keys locally
• Get UTXOs for specified addresses
• Retrieve balances of addresses
• Build and sign transactions
• Issue signed transactions on any of Dijets Ternary Chain Ledgers
• Create a Subnetwork or an Enterprise Consortia Chain
• Swap native DJTX & other assets between the Ternary Chains
• Add a Validator to the Dijets network
• Add a Delegator to the Dijets network
• Develop, test and manage a local node
• Retrieve Dijets network information from a node instance

Requirements#

DijetsJS requires Node.js version 14.18.0 or higher to compile.

Installation#

You can install DijetJs as a package using npm or yarn

npm install dijets

You can also pull the repo down directly

git clone https://github.com/Dijets-Inc/dijetsjs

and build it from scratch:

npm run build

This will generate a pure JavaScript library and place it in a folder named "web" in the project root. The "dijetsjs" file can then be dropped into any project as a pure JavaScript implementation of Dijets.

The DijetsJS library can be imported into your existing Node.js project as follows:

const dijets = require("dijets")

Or into your TypeScript project like this:

import { Dijets } from "dijets"

Importing Essentials#

import { Dijets, BinTools, Buffer, BN } from "dijets"

let bintools = BinTools.getInstance()

The above lines import the libraries used in the tutorials. These libraries include:

• dijets: The JavaScript module.
• bn.js: Big number module used by DijetsJS.
• buffer: A Buffer library.
• BinTools: A singleton built into DijetsJS that is used for dealing with binary data.