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Informations about the package cryptocurrencies

openclerk/cryptocurrencies

A library for accessing balances, block counts and difficulties of common cryptocurrencies, used by Openclerk and live on CryptFolio.

This extends on the abstract currency definitions provided by openclerk/currencies.

Installing

Include openclerk/cryptocurrencies as a requirement in your project composer.json, and run composer update to install it into your project:

PHP 5.4.6+ is required because some APIs require cURL 7.24+ due to the POODLE SSL bug.

Using

Get the balance for a certain address:

Get the balance for a certain address with a number of confirmations:

Get the current difficulty of a given cryptocurrency:

Check whether a given address is valid:

Tests

Each cryptocurrency comes with a suite of tests to check each associated service.

To run the tests for a single currency:

To get debug output for the tests (such as CURL requests and decoded output), add the --debug switch to your vendor/bin/phpunit command.

Assets

Assets for each cryptocurrency, for example icons associated with the currency and associated services, are provided in css/ and images/.

These can be included into your project with asset-discovery and mixins are provided, for example:

Donate

Donations are appreciated.

Contributing

Pull requests that contribute new currencies, services or APIs are welcome.

For new currencies, make sure that you also provide an associated CurrencyTest so that the currency is automatically testable.

TODO

  1. Generate README list of currencies/services automatically
  2. Provide 32x32 icons for each cryptocurrency
  3. Link to live APIs on CryptFolio
  4. CI build server and link to test results

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Requires openclerk/config Version ^0.1
openclerk/currencies Version ^0.1
openclerk/apis Version ^0.1
monolog/monolog Version ~1.11
php Version >=5.4.6
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