Laksa-Node-Example

Usage

1. git clone
2. yarn install && yarn watch:hot
3. open browser and access: http://localhost:3000/laksa/isConnected
4. or you can curl in your bash command

$bash curl http://localhost:3000/laksa/isConnected
true #if return ture, your local node server is connected to Zilliqa

or like this

$bash curl curl http://localhost:3000/laksa/getBalance\?address\=9bfec715a6bd658fcb62b0f8cc9bfa2ade71434a

{"balance":0,"nonce":0} # return the balance of requested address

Edit your restful API

There are 2 places you need to edit.

1. /src/services/restful/laksa.js
2. /src/router/restful.js

If you are familiar with laksa, you can see laksa.js is pretty simple

export const isConnected = async () => {
  const result = await laksa.isConnected()
  return result
}

export const getBalance = async req => {
  const { query } = req
  const result = await laksa.zil.getBalance({ address: query.address })
  return result
}

// try to add this

export const getNetworkId = async () => {
  const result = await laksa.zil.getNetworkId()
  return result
}

Then , in the resful.js

const routerTable = [
  {
    method: 'get',
    name: '/isConnected',
    exec: laksa.isConnected
  },
  {
    method: 'get',
    name: '/getBalance',
    exec: laksa.getBalance
  },

  // add this
  {
    method: 'get',
    name: '/getNetworkId',
    exec: laksa.getNetworkId
  }
]

Save both files, and the server will build rebuild itself

then you can see if the restful API works:

$bash curl http://localhost:3000/laksa/getNetworkId

TestNet # if the api works, it will return the result