overview
The Transaction handlers allows the server to interact with user transactions. It enables the server to let the user sign a transaction and also allows the server to sign and broadcast a transaction through Ledger Wallet.
request handlers:
“transaction.sign” - Sign Transaction
Let the user sign a transaction without broadcasting it. This is useful if you want to sign a transaction for later use.
| parameter (in req.params) | required? | note |
|---|---|---|
accountId | ✅ | The ID of the account where the transaction will be made. |
rawTransaction | ✅ | The raw transaction object in the currency family-specific format. |
options | ❌ | Extra parameters that might be needed for the transaction. See references for more information. |
meta | ❌ | Metadata for the transaction. |
| walletHandler used | note |
|---|---|
| transaction.sign |
- Returns: A promise that resolves with the raw signed transaction as a Buffer.
”transaction.signAndBroadcast” - Sign and Broadcast Transaction
Let the user sign a transaction and broadcast it to the network.
| parameter (in req.params) | required? | note |
|---|---|---|
accountId | ✅ | The ID of the account where the transaction will be made. |
rawTransaction | ✅ | The raw transaction object in the currency family-specific format. |
options | ❌ | Extra parameters that might be needed for the transaction. See references for more information. |
meta | ❌ | Metadata for the transaction. |
| walletHandler used | note |
|---|---|
| transaction.signAndBroadcast |
- Returns: A promise that resolves with the transaction hash as a string.
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