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* [https://github.com/inertia186/radiator Radiator (@inertia)] {'''TX SIGNING'''} - Ruby API Client for Steem. Transaction signing was added 2017-02-25 and is thus expirmental. See: [https://steemit.com/test/@inertia/radiator-can-post-comments example] | * [https://github.com/inertia186/radiator Radiator (@inertia)] {'''TX SIGNING'''} - Ruby API Client for Steem. Transaction signing was added 2017-02-25 and is thus expirmental. See: [https://steemit.com/test/@inertia/radiator-can-post-comments example] | ||
| + | * [https://github.com/steem-third-party/steemdata-rb steemdata-rb (@inertia)] - ActiveRecord (ruby) wrapper for SteemData (see '''MongoDB''' below). | ||
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* [http://steemsql.com/ Steem SQL (@arcange)] - A publicly exposed Microsoft SQL database containing all the blockchain data for STEEM. | * [http://steemsql.com/ Steem SQL (@arcange)] - A publicly exposed Microsoft SQL database containing all the blockchain data for STEEM. | ||
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| + | * [http://steemdata.com/ SteemData (@furion)] - A publicly exposed MongoDB service containing all the blockchain data for STEEM. | ||
Revision as of 00:04, 24 March 2017
API Libraries allow you to work with either the WebSocket Steemd API, or the cli_wallet API. They are available for many languages.
Be aware you don't need to run your own Steem daemon for most cases, you can just connect to a public one, such as Steem.WS ran by @Xeroc and @Jesta
Items tagged with {TX SIGNING} support the ability to build STEEM transactions. Those without the tag may not be able to build transactions, e.g. upvotes, price feeds etc.
Contents
[hide]Building your own library
Both Steemd and the cli_wallet use a standard JSON RPC over Websockets or HTTP system for most calls. @klye has written an article explaining the basics of the JSON RPC system: https://steemit.com/steem/@klye/an-introduction-to-steemd-api-calls-functions-and-usage
To support transactions, such as upvoting, memos, and posts, you can check out this in-depth article by @xeroc, creator of the Python Steem library, Piston: https://steemit.com/steem/@xeroc/steem-transaction-signing-in-a-nutshell
Python
- Piston (@xeroc) {TX SIGNING} - A powerful python API capable of making bots in just a few lines of code, and any other interaction with the Blockchain that you would require
Javascript
- SteemJS (@svk) {TX SIGNING} - A javascript library capable of building, signing, and broadcasting Steem transactions, and other useful functions.
- SteemJS (@pharesim) - Unrelated to SVK's SteemJS. This offers nothing more than a very light JS API for connecting to the Steem WebSocket API.
PHP
Ruby
- Radiator (@inertia) {TX SIGNING} - Ruby API Client for Steem. Transaction signing was added 2017-02-25 and is thus expirmental. See: example
- steemdata-rb (@inertia) - ActiveRecord (ruby) wrapper for SteemData (see MongoDB below).
Golang
- Go-Steem (@void aka @tchap) {TX SIGNING} - A library for STEEM which supports transaction signing.
Java
- Steem API-Wrapper for Java (@dez1337) - An API Wrapper for Steem written in Java
SQL
- Steem SQL (@arcange) - A publicly exposed Microsoft SQL database containing all the blockchain data for STEEM.
MongoDB
- SteemData (@furion) - A publicly exposed MongoDB service containing all the blockchain data for STEEM.
