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Revision as of 21:45, 11 July 2015
The libbitcoin-node library provides an abstraction over the low level networking calls required to implement a full node on the Bitcoin peer-to-peer network. It was originally contained within libbitcoin.
Example
The example expects the blockchain to be initialized in "./blockchain/" (see libbitcoin-blockchain/tools/initchain). The initialize_logging and display_result functions are omitted for brevity.
int main() { std::string command; bc::payment_address address; initialize_logging("debug.log", "error.log"); std::cout << "Starting up..."; bc::node::fullnode node("blockchain"); node.start(); std::cout << "Type a bitcoin address or 'stop' to exit." << std::endl; while (true) { std::getline(std::cin, command); if (command == "stop") break; if (!address.set_encoded(command)) { std::cout << "Invalid address." << std::endl; continue; } const auto fetch_handler = [&address](const std::error_code& code, const bc::chain::history_list& history) { display_result(code, history, address); }; fetch_history(node.chain(), node.indexer(), address, fetch_handler); } std::cout << "Shutting down..."; node.stop(); return 0; }
Console Application
The library is accompanied by the console application Bitcoin Node (bn). Bitcoin Node implements a full node on the Bitcoin P2P network. The initial (bn 2.0) release is an example, not intended for production use.