You're a few simple api calls away from the blockchain
We've included below a few examples of how easy it is to interact with Blockery.
We're using python, but you can use whatever language you like.
See our api documentation for a full definition of our REST api, with examples!
Send your token to a user
import requests
new_payment = {
"address": "addr1slkdjf",
"amount": { "quantity": 55, "unit": "8flksjdf98.DK" }
}
headers = {'Authorization': 'Bearer loremipsumtoken'}
requests.post(f'http://www.blockery.io/api/v1/transaction', headers=headers, json=new_payment)
Mint a new token
import requests
new_token = {
"name": "DK",
"amount": 21000000
}
headers = {'Authorization': 'Bearer loremipsumtoken'}
requests.post('http://www.blockery.io/api/v1/asset', headers=headers, json=new_token)
Mint an NFT
import requests
new_nfts = [{
"name": "DK001",
"nft": true,
"metadata": {
"image": "ipfs://ipsum"
}
}]
headers = {'Authorization': 'Bearer loremipsumtoken'}
requests.post('http://www.blockery.io/api/v1/asset', headers=headers, json=new_nfts)
Subscribe to all events for a user
import blockery
blockery.subscribe("addr1lorem")
Subscribe to only events related to your nfts
import blockery
blockery.subscribe("addr1lorem", asset_id="lorem.DK")
These were just a few examples.
See our api documentation for a full definition of our REST api, with examples!