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<?php

namespace Shame;

use ZF\Apigility\Admin\Exception;

/**
 * Class RpcServiceModel
 *
 * @todo wait for release of zf-apigility-admin

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Running migration: 1_initial_migration.js
  Deploying Migrations...
  ... 0xABC
  Migrations: 0xDEF
Saving successful migration to network...
  ... 0xABC
Saving artifacts...
Running migration: 2_deploy_contracts.js
  Deploying MyContract...
  ... 0xDEF

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const { exec } = require('child_process');

let aliveCounter = 0;

/**
 * Executes the getpendings JSON RPC call and checks its response.
 */
function executeGetPendings() {

    //console.log('exec');

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Payloads in PascalCoin

Each Operation in PascalCoin (transaction, buy account,..) holds a payload that contains arbitrary data and can be defined when executing an operation.

It can hold values up to 2^8 - 1 bytes or can simply be left empty.

This is a powerful feature often misunderstood or simply not used at all. Exchanges for example use the payload to identify incoming transactions and can associate them with their users. Or an online shop can use the payload to identify a transaction and associate it with an order.

The possibilities are endless, but for now we will stick with explaining how the payload is constructed, what methods to decrypt/encrypt a payload are available and how one can use the JSON RPC API to create transactions with (un)encrypted payloads.

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// escrow example using pascalsocks

const PascalSocks = require('../client.js');

// name of transaction event
const EV_TX = PascalSocks.Events.Transaction.name();

// filter object
const Filter = PascalSocks.Filter;

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const PascalSocks = require('../client.js');
const EV_TX = PascalSocks.Events.Transaction.name();
const Filter = PascalSocks.Filter;
const socket = new PascalSocks.Client('127.0.0.1:8080');

// show account
const shopAccount = '123456-78';

socket.connect().then(() => {

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const PascalSocks = require('../client.js');
const EV_TX = PascalSocks.Events.Transaction.name();
const Filter = PascalSocks.Filter;
const socket = new PascalSocks.Client('127.0.0.1:8080');

// show account
const myAccount = '123456-78';

socket.connect().then(() => {

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<script>
if (window !== window.top) {
    var rIframe = {};
    rIframe.requestAnimFrame = (function(){
        return  window.requestAnimationFrame   ||
            window.webkitRequestAnimationFrame ||
            window.mozRequestAnimationFrame    ||
            window.oRequestAnimationFrame      ||
            window.msRequestAnimationFrame     ||
            function(callback) {

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<?php

require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';

$container = new \IOTA\DI\IOTAContainer([]);
$transaction = new \IOTA\Type\Transaction($container->get(\IOTA\Cryptography\Hashing\CurlFactory::class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clean:
	curl -s -X POST --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"cleanblacklist","id":123}' http://localhost:4103 | json_pp

addnode:
	curl -s -X POST --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"addnode","params":{"nodes":"$(node)"}},id":123}' http://localhost:4103 | json_pp

status:
	curl -s -X POST --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"nodestatus","id":123}' http://localhost:4103 | json_pp --json_opt=canonical,pretty

watch: