SDK Quick Start Guide

Install the mintBlue SDK with npm using the command

In the example below, replace [YOUR_SDK_TOKEN] with the SDK token generated in quick start

The code snippet below shows how to generate a signed and encrypted data transaction.

The outputs array contains objects according to the output definition. Valid output types are explained below.

Data outputs are published in so called OP_RETURN scripts and use an envelope according to the Univrse spec. Data outputs are defined by setting the type property to 'data'. Valid data outputs require a value property, which can contain any object, including a simple string. Optional properties are sign and encrypt, both booleans, that result in the respective action when set to true.

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Payment outputs result in default P2PKH outputs. Payment outputs are defined by setting the type property to 'payment'. Valid payment outputs require a to property containing either a paymail address or a Bitcoin SV address string. Payment outputs also require a satoshis property containing an integer defining the amount of satoshis that will be sent to the respective recipient. An example can be found here: Create a micropayment

File outputs are defined by setting the type property to 'file'. A valid file output requires a property value containing an object with properties contentType (a string containing the content type), and content (a buffer containing the file's content). An example can be found here: Publish a file Optionally, booleans sign and encrypt can be provided in the same way as a data transaction.

Script outputs can be used to create more complex smart contracts using the Bitcoin script language. Script output definitions need to contain a property encoding (which can be either 'base64', or 'hex') and a property value which needs to contain the script in a string encoded with the respective encoding.