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hello,


https://github.com/CallMeJake/BlockCrawler

does anyone know if it is possible to put an rpc call to search by address in Block_Crawler?

He put a block on lots of calls.

If it is, I guess I would need to put something in block_crawler.php to reflect the new feature.

Big ask of you, so apologies.


bc_api.php

forbids things, but I want to make it so transactions would show by address (more user friendly)
----


//   Enable the wallet
   require_once ("bc_daemon.php");
   
//   A check for no request
   if (!isset ($_REQUEST["request"]) || $_REQUEST["request"] == "")
   {
      bcapi_error (0, "No Request");
   }

//   URL formatting is stripped from the request
   $request = urldecode ($_REQUEST["request"]);
   
//   The request is split in case anyone tries to send a multi-parameter
//   request to the API, any parameters after method will be ignored
   $request = explode (" ", $request);
   
//   These are security checks to ensure that no one uses the API
//   to request balance data or mess up the wallet.
   if ($request[0] == "getbalance")
   {
      bcapi_error (1, "Method Not Permitted: getbalance");
   }   
   
   if ($request[0] == "listaccounts")
   {
      bcapi_error (2, "Method Not Permitted: listaccounts");
   }   
   
   if ($request[0] == "listtransactions")
   {
      bcapi_error (3, "Method Not Permitted: listtransactions");
   }   
   
   if ($request[0] == "keypoolrefill")
   {
      bcapi_error (4, "Method Not Permitted: keypoolrefill");
   }   
   
   if ($request[0] == "getpeerinfo")
   {
      bcapi_error (5, "Method Not Permitted: getpeerinfo");
   }   
   
   if ($request[0] == "listreceivedbyaddress")
   {
      bcapi_error (7, "Method Not Permitted: listreceivedbyaddress");
   }   
   
//   Check to stop remote users from killing the daemon via API
   if ($request[0] == "stop")
   {
      bcapi_error (6, "Method Not Permitted: stop");
   }   
   
//   The first word of the request is passed to the daemon as a
//   JSON-RPC method
   $query["method"] = $request[0];
   
//   The data is fetched from the wallet
   $result = wallet_fetch ($query);

//   The wallet fetch routine has removed the JSON formatting for
//   internal use. The JSON format is re-applied for the the feed
   print_r (json_encode ($result));

//   That's it.
   exit;

//   this function is here to generate repetitive error messages
   function bcapi_error ($code, $message)
   {
      $error["code"] = $code;
      $error["message"] = $message;
      
      print_r (json_encode($error));
      exit;
   }
?>

hi rikkejohn!

parsing through the chain to get all tx which are related to a public key like you wanna do
needs a load of resources and s gonna take some time.... (a lil longer than syncing the chain)

my tip: you gotta adapt the blockcrawler to use a database and save all blockinfos initially. So when
you search for addresses (public-keys) it  will be fast and won't affect your
system resources like it would do with your initial method..


you can also drop me a PM if you have further questions.

regards,
bitsta