v1.0.6: fix bug: random key pair error (#28)

* fix bug : random keypair error

* bump version

* fix nettify

v1.0.5 is Release

• clean GraphQL query cache
• change itx type from string to json

v1.0.4 is Release

• add mutation for graphQL, now you can use graphQLClient.sentTx(signedTx) to sent a transaction.

v1.0.3

• add some examples which write by pure java and config by mvn.
• add GraphQL support

usage:

GraphQLClient gql = new  GraphQLClient("http://localhost:8210/api");
AccountState account = gql.getAccountState(address).getResponse().getState();

more queries can be found http://localhost:8210/developer/query

known issuse

you have to add a extra dependence like pom.xml

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Update .travis.yml

v1.0.1

• generate WalletInfo by existing PrivateKey
• declare support issuer
• consume asset by child account
• remove auth protocol claim: meta
• README add more usage

v1.0.0: update to version 1.0.0 (#18)

update protobuf for forge release v1.0.0

v0.39.3: support auth principle (#17)

• update did protocol and support auth principal

v0.39.0: update to 0.39 (#15)

• deprecated interface use token
• create a wallet locally
• multisig locally
• transer add parameter assets
• wallet need declare at first time to use
• Reformat extention method

Simple Usage

forge = ForgeSDK.connect("localhost", 28212)
alice = forge.createWallet()
bob = forge.createWallet()
forge.declare("alice",alice)
forge.declare("Bobb",bob)
forge.poke(alice)
forge.transfer(alice, bob, BigInteger.ONE)    

For java user

Java user can use kotlin object like below:

ForgeSDK.Companion.connect("localhost",28210)

and use kotlin extention like below:

TransactionExtKt.multiSig(tx, alice)

v0.37.2: Feature/delegate (#11)

* bump version

* fix error import

* add did poke demo

* bump version

* fix error import

* add did poke demo

* add poke and transfer help method

* add some test

* bump version