ethereum-api's Introduction

Express & ES6 REST API Boilerplate

This is a straightforward boilerplate for building REST APIs with ES6 and Express.

ES6 support via babel
REST resources as middleware via resource-router-middleware
CORS support via cors
Body Parsing via body-parser

Tip: If you are using Mongoose, you can automatically expose your Models as REST resources using restful-mongoose.

Getting Started

# clone it
git clone [email protected]:developit/express-es6-rest-api.git
cd express-es6-rest-api

# Make it your own
rm -rf .git && git init && npm init

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Start development live-reload server
PORT=8080 npm run dev

# Start production server:
PORT=8080 npm start

Docker Support

cd express-es6-rest-api

# Build your docker
docker build -t es6/api-service .
#            ^      ^           ^
#          tag  tag name      Dockerfile location

# run your docker
docker run -p 8080:8080 es6/api-service
#                 ^            ^
#          bind the port    container tag
#          to your host
#          machine port

ethereum api

1 cd express-es6-rest-api
2- rm -rf .git && git init && npm init
3- npm install
4- PORT=8080 npm run dev

use postman to test these api
create bip39 wallet for ethereum 
http://localhost:8080/createWallet/44'/60/0

case: create ether wallet on rinkeby network
method: post
endpoint: http://localhost:8080/createWallet
body: {
}
response:{
	"mnemonic":"",
	"address":"",
	"privatekey":""
}

case: get balance from rinkeby network
method: get
endpoint: http://localhost:8080/getBalance/0x00ac8fbedd57107adbbb8a23d56cbf791bf0093e
body: {
}
response:{
	"balance":""
}

case: transfer etherum on rinkeby network
method: post
endpoint: http://localhost:8080/transaction
body: {
	"privatekey":"0x00***pk***", 
	"destination":"0x00ac8fbedd57107adbbb8a23d56cbf791bf0093e", 
	"amount":"0.02",
	"send":true//true or false
}
response:{
	"gasPrices":"",
	"transactionId":"",
	"transactionUrl":""
}