This is a Rust RPC client library for calling the Dash Core JSON-RPC API. It provides a layer of abstraction over rust-jsonrpc and makes it easier to talk to the Dash JSON-RPC interface
This git package compiles into two crates.
-
dashcore-rpc - contains an implementation of an rpc client that exposes the Dash Core JSON-RPC APIs as rust functions.
-
dashcore-rpc-json - contains rust data structures that represent the json responses from the Dash Core JSON-RPC APIs. dashcore-rpc depends on this.
Given below is an example of how to connect to the Dash Core JSON-RPC for a Dash Core node running on localhost
and print out the hash of the latest block.
It assumes that the node has password authentication setup, the RPC interface is enabled at port 8332
and the node
is set up to accept RPC connections.
extern crate dashcore_rpc;
use dashcore_rpc::{Auth, Client, RpcApi};
fn main() {
let rpc = Client::new(
"localhost:19998",
Auth::UserPass("<FILL RPC USERNAME>".to_string(),
"<FILL RPC PASSWORD>".to_string())).unwrap();
let best_block_hash = rpc.get_best_block_hash().unwrap();
println!("best block hash: {}", best_block_hash);
}
See client/examples/
for more usage examples.
The following versions are officially supported and automatically tested:
- 0.18.0
- 0.18.1
- 0.19.0.1
- 0.19.1
- 0.20.0
- 0.20.1
- 0.21.0
This library should always compile with any combination of features on Rust 1.29.
Because some dependencies have broken the build in minor/patch releases, to compile with 1.29.0 you will need to run the following version-pinning command:
cargo update --package "cc" --precise "1.0.41"
cargo update --package "log:0.4.x" --precise "0.4.13" # x being the highest patch version, currently 14
cargo update --package "cfg-if" --precise "0.1.9"
cargo update --package "serde_json" --precise "1.0.39"
cargo update --package "serde" --precise "1.0.98"
cargo update --package "serde_derive" --precise "1.0.98"
cargo update --package "byteorder" --precise "1.3.4"